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2009
October 26th	Charlotte Women's Commission DV Event
October 6-7th	Rhode Island Coalition against Domestic Violence
September 19th	Fayetteville Safety Council
August 20th	Business Continuity Professionals of the Carolinas
August 19th	City of Kinston, NC
July 22nd	NC Council for Community Program Workshop
July 7th	NC Campus Law Enforcement Annual Conference
June 2nd	Soroptomist Human Trafficking Summit
May 29th	Veterans and Mental Health Support Webinar
May 27th	NC League of Municipalities Webinar
May 20th	Johnson County SHRM
May 14th	NC Industrial Commission- Koury Center
May 12th	Pinehurst HR Group
April 30th	Columbus Coalition against DV Conference, OH
April 24th	Hammond Power - Toronto, Canada
March 25	Fayetteville SHRM - Security at Work
March 3-4	Cherokee Hospital and Harrah's Casino

2007
October 26^th	Center for Social Welfare Research and Assessment Department of Social Work Winthrop University sc
October 23^rd	Alabama Statewide Conference on DV in the Workplace
October 11^th	Montana DV in the Workplace Summit
October 5^th	International Assoc of HR Information Managers
July 12^th	Eastern Safety and Health Council
June 14^th	Osha wpv conf Montgomery
May 17^th	NC Employee Assistance Professionals Association
April 19^th	Jewish Women’s International – DV in the Workplace
April 18^th	Risk Insurance Managers Association
April 4^th	ASIS- Triangle, NC Chapter

2005
November 29^th	Workforce Development Institute De-escalation of Hostile Clients
November 18^th	NC Safety Council Annual Conference Charlotte, NC
November 3^rd	Central University of NC Law Class
October 19^th	Mid-state Safety Council
October 18^th	Sandhills American Association of Occupational Health Nurses
October 12^th	Meredith University Human Resources Department
September 30^th	UNC – Chapel Hill Nursing Faculty
September 21^st	Lincolnton Human Resources Association
October 20^th	Coastal Chapter American Association of Occupational Health Nurses
August 17^th	New Hanover County Safety Committee
August 9^th	Rubber Manufacturing Association of Safety Directors, Asheville, NC
July 22th	NC Providers of Abuser Treatment- Addressing Abusers in the Workplace
July 14^th	North Carolina Occupational Safety and Health Coalition
June 15^th	American Society of Safety Engineers-Annual Conference - New Orleans
June 9^th	Mid-state Safety Council
June 6^th	Central Carolina Law School
May 19^th	Blue Ridge Community College Hendersonville and Brevard Campuses
May 17^th	Society of Human Resource Managers Wake/Raleigh Chapter
May 10^th	Wake Forest Women's Health Center Workplace Violence Program
April 13^th	Society of Human Resource Managers Western NC Chapter
February 3^rd	Safety and Health Council of NC, Raleigh
January 16^th	NC Workforce Development Institute- De-escalating Hostile Clients

2003

October 30^th

Domestic Violence in the Workplace Summit- Chapel Hill with NC Attorney General’s Office, NC Coalition against Domestic Violence and the NC Domestic Violence Commission

August 18^th

Domestic Violence in the Workplace Seminar-Sanford with Haven

2008
November 11th	St. Joseph of the Pines- DV in the Workplace
October 22^nd	Ablemarle Hopeline Annual Conference DV workplace
October 17th	PEACE AT WORK 5 YEAR ANNIVERSARY EVENT
September 24^th	Central Piedmont Safety Council
September 17^th	Lincolnton HR Association
September 3^rd	Soroptomist International of Raleigh, NC
September 3^rd	NC Department of Agriculture Safety Committee
August 27^th	Fayetteville, NC SHRM
July 24^th–25^th	Wilmington Safety School
June 6^th	Winston-Salem SHRM
June 6^th	Mid state safety school
June 13^th-15^th	NC Industrial Commission Annual Conference
April 29^th	Wake SHRM
April 25^th	Fuquay Varina NC Chamber of Commerce
April 24^th	Charlotte Regional Safety and Health School
March 14^th	International Assoc of HR Information Managers
March 13^th	Rockingham HR Association
March 12^th	New Hanover Electrical Contractors Association
February 21^st	Charlotte NC Electrical Association electrical Association
February 21^st	Rowan County HR Association
January 15^th	Golden East SHRM- Rocky Mount, NC

2006
December 8^th	Pittsboro Family Services Conference
November 14^th	NC Bankers Association
November 2^nd	Western American Association of Occupational Health Nurses Western Safety School
October 30^th	Turning Pointe Washington State Domestic Violence Workplace Event
October 25^th	Workforce Development Conference Greensboro, NC
October 12^th	Produced the Domestic Violence Workplace Conference with Rex Healthcare
September 16^th	NC SHRM TSHRM bullying workshop
September 11^th	National Association for Government Training and Development - American Academy of Certified Public Managers Louisville, KY
August 26^th	Southern Piedmont Safety Council
August 25^th	High Point Chamber, NC
August 3^rd	UNC Occupational Health
July 27^th	Wilmington Safety School
July 13^th	Greensboro Chamber, NC Workplace Violence Seminar
June 20^th	Foothills American Association of Occupational Health Nurses
June 6^th	Haywood County, NC DSS
June 2^nd	Cabarrus County, NC DSS
May 10^th	NC Industrial Commission
May 6^th	Credit Professionals of the Triad International District Conference
April 12^th	NC Safety Council
March 15^th	Alamance Employers Group
January 26^th	NC Local Government Safety Officials
January 25^th	Women's Resource Center Alamance County
January 18^th	BAC Workforce Development Program – Domestic Violence and Jobs Programs
January 18^th,	Greensboro Merchants Association

2004
December 17^th	North Carolina Public Health Alliance for Prevention of Violence Against Women
December 7^th	Mid-State Safety Council
December 4^th	North Carolina Coalition of Occupational Safety and Health
October 27^th	North Carolina Workforce Development -Institute Annual Conference- Greensboro
October 12^th	Granville with Families Living Violence Free Domestic Violence in the Workplace Seminar
October 6^th	Rockingham with HELP, Inc.- Domestic Violence in the Workplace Seminar
October 1^st	Domestic Violence in the Workplace Seminar Winston-Salem with Family Services
September 29^th	Buncombe County Department of Social Services
September 15^th	Alamance Regional Employers Group – Workplace Violence Awareness Seminar
August 10^th	Piedmont Community College- Violence Prevention Seminar
July 23^rd	National Association of Social Workers Annual Conference – Wilmington, NC
June 30^th	Isothermal Planning and Development Commission
May 26^th	Hendersonville Chamber of Commerce and Blue Ridge Community College Workplace Violence Seminar
May 25^th	Society of Human Resource Managers- Wilson, NC
April 15^th and 17^th	Freeway Foods Robbery Preparation Seminars
April 7^th	North Carolina Conference of Adult Educator Association
March 23^rd	Domestic Violence in the Workplace Seminar Harnett County with SAFE
March 16^th	Rocky Mount Golden East Human Resource Association
March 11^th	North Carolina Emergency Management Association Conference- Sunset Beach
February 25^th	Domestic Violence in the Workplace Seminar Montgomery County with Crisis Care
February 23^rd	American Association of Occupational Health Nurses Workshop- Raleigh, NC
February 12^th	Domestic Violence in the Workplace Seminar -Sampson County with UCARE
February 5^th	Central Carolina Community College - Domestic Violence on Campus with Haven
January 30^th	Domestic Violence in the Workplace Seminar –Moor e County with Friend to Friend
January 8^th	Domestic Violence in the Workplace Seminar Richmond, NC with Womenfolk Unlimited

About Us

Peace at Work is an agency dedicated to
violence prevention, in and through, the workplace.

About the Director-

Johnny Lee was previously the Workplace Violence Specialist for the North Carolina Office of State Personnel. His responsibilities included offering program consultation and staff development training to all state agencies and universities on workplace violence prevention and management.

His experience includes his role as the Training Director for the UNC-Chapel Hill Injury Prevention Research Center’s PREVENT program, delivering a CDC funded, national violence prevention training program.

For his published work, he is author of the book, Domestic Violence in the Workplace, published by HRD Press in 2005. He has also conducted a research study on over 500 cases of domestic violence assaults that have occurred in the workplace and developed the Employment and Domestic Violence Matrix, used around the world to show how employment is a protective factor for DV prevention.

He also wrote for The Voice, the newsletter of The National Coalition of Domestic Violence, the Domestic Violence in the Workplace edition. He has also written articles on the same subject for The Journal of Safe Management of Disruptive and Assaultive Behavior.

On the subject of armed robbery survival, he is co-author of Armed Robbery Preparation Manual, a CD-based instruction manual that prepares service and retail employees to predict, prepare and survive armed robbery confrontations.

He has served on the numerous boards including Board of Directors for Business Continuity Planners of the Carolinas, increasing awareness and promoting risk management and emergency response skills for businesses and organizations.

Formerly, he was the co-chair of the Workplace Policies and Public Awareness Committee of the North Carolina Domestic Violence Commission that produced the highly successful State-Wide Summit. He also sat on the Legislative Issues Committee of the Domestic Violence Commission. Lee managed the implementation of the Batterer's Intervention Treatment Program Certification process for the State of North Carolina.

He is an active participant on the national Violence Against Violence Act 2005 reauthorization taskforce, concentrating on developing employment support components.

As a victim advocate, he is a member of the North Carolina Victim Services Inter-Agency Council. He formerly was on the Board of North Carolina Victim Services Network where he chaired the Certification and Membership committee.

Previously, as the Victim Services Coordinator for the Asheville Police Department, he headed up a unit of staff and volunteer advocates delivering assistance to victims from the crime scene through to sentencing and beyond. While there, he served on the Family Violence Task Force, a network of community resources to develop awareness and coordination of services.

In another life, he lead Outward Bound professional development and leadership courses for six years.

He holds a BA in English Literature from Alfred University in NY and an MS in Experiential Education from Mankato State University, MN.

Note- Peace at Work is a "Doing Business As" name for Workplace Security Solutions, LLC. It is no longer a 501(c)3, non-profit organization.