The CRIED Report

As a federal law enforcement instructor, training coordinator, consultant, and subject matter expert, Ms. Slaughter has trained over 15,000 law enforcement professionals across agencies, departments, and other professionals, including judiciary members, lawyers, emergency response, medical, mental health, and other professionals working across diverse public safety and social services systems. 

Ms. Slaughter provides tactical guidance and crisis management expertise to a broad spectrum of agency, civic, community, business, and corporate industries. She has been responsible for crisis coordination and communication of multi-jurisdictional operations focusing on safety prevention and intervention, identifying risk and vulnerability, developing safety plans and compliance policies, and implementing mitigation strategies that reduce risk threat and liability. 

Sunny Slaughter works as a law enforcement instructor, expert, consultant, and guest legal analyst on officer-involved shootings, mass shootings, police encounters, use-of-force, police misconduct, standard operations, best practices, and complex police investigations. She is a highly sought-after expert on crimes against persons, including domestic and sexual violence, crimes against children, child trafficking, and child sexual abuse material (pornography), and a globally recognized expert on human trafficking and exploitation, including missing and murdered children.  

Topics are available under CRIED™, and the Executive Leadership can be customized for any audience. 

• Public Safety, Health, and Relations (P3)
• Police Encounters, Use-of-Force, Misconduct
• OIS,  Wellness, and Wellbeing 
•  Standard Operations, Best Practices, and Litigation 
• Responding to the Threat of Violence in Community  
• Women In Policing (30 x30 Initiative) 
• Communicating Across the Culture 
• Workplace Safety, Security, and Threats
• Improving RRH (recruitment, retention, and hiring) 
• Recognizing and Responding to the Vulnerability of Employees  
• Safety is Everybody's Business:  Prioritize, Plan, and Promote Worker Safety
• Crimes Against Person Training 

Topics available under the Crisis and Crime in the Community Net can be customized for any audience. 

• Human Trafficking  | Missing, Murdered, and Exploited Children 
• Domestic and Sexual Violence 
• Sexting  & Stalking | Bullying (Work & School)
• Internet Crimes | Child Pornography
• Hate & Bias Crimes | Workplace Violence 
• School & Campus Violence | The Cleary Act 
• Gang Violence | Opioid Use/Abuse 
• Cybersecurity | Crimes Against Children 
• Crisis Management | Trauma Responses
• COVID-19 (Workplace & Community Vulnerability)
• Sexual Harassment | Trauma Responses 
• Drug Trafficking | Opioid Drug Use/Abuse

Topics available under the Leadership and Culture Net can be customized for any audience. 

• Workplace Safety, Security, and Threats
• Conversations at the Crossroads for Leadership and Team Building - CRIED™ 
• Building A Belonging Space  
• Communication Across Culture and Community  
• STOP, Don't Follow the Crowd  
• Strategies for improving RRH (recruitment, retention, and hiring) 
• Recognizing and Responding to the Vulnerability of Employees  
• Safety is Everybody's Business:  Prioritize, Plan and Promote Worker Safety

Don't hesitate to contact us directly to discuss how we can tailor information and topics to your needs.

Corporate, Business 

College | University (Administrators, faculty, and staff)

High school, Middle, and Elementary Schools (Administrators, educators, and staff)

Healthcare Professionals (Hospital Administrators, Boards, staff)

Human Resource Professionals, Social Workers, other Professionals

Community Agencies, Organizations, Faith Leaders, and Places of Worship

As a public health expert, co-chair of the Violence as a Public Health Committee for the eight states in the southeast, and co-chair of the  Cross Regional Health Equity Council (RHEC) under the leadership of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Minority Health (OMH), National Partnership for Action (NPA) to End Health Disparities I have led conversations and work focused on Black, Indigenous, Latinx, and People of Color (BIPOC), shaped and informed national policy initiatives, and global discussions on racism, gender-based violence, social justice, violence as a public health issue, re-entry and criminal justice reform, violence against women, human trafficking and exploitation, mass incarceration, HIV/AIDS, domestic and sexual violence, cybersecurity, misinformation, and disinformation campaigns.