Presence.The Blue Glow
What violence leaves behind after the emergency response ends. A conversation about traumatic loss, human dignity, and what it means to remain present.
Speaking / training / institutional dialogueBring the realities
Bring the realities
of the frontline
into the room.
Book Pastor Donovan Price for a keynote, a facilitated conversation, or practical training on violence, grief, trust, and the responsibility to stay with families after a crisis.
Rev. Dr. Donovan E. Price Sr.Field experience.
Field experience.
Systems insight.
Human consequence.
Founder and Executive Director of Solutions & Resources, Pastor Donovan works where violence, grief, families, and public systems meet.
The conversation can be shaped for universities, healthcare teams, public-safety leaders, victim-service professionals, faith communities, foundations, and civic audiences.
Engagements are tailored to audience and purpose. Speaking inquiries are not confirmed bookings. Fees, travel, availability, and scope are discussed privately.
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Keynote / public dialogue Training / leadership workshop Faith & community leadership Institutions / cross-sector teams Helping professionals Philanthropy / civic audiences
Not just inspiration.
A different understanding.
The First 180 Minutes
The first hours after violence, viewed through a family’s experience. Explore communication, coordination, and the gaps between police, hospitals, and community support.
Faithful Presence
How faith communities can meet grief without rushing it, speaking over it, or reducing practical care to comforting words.
Families Between Systems
Identify where people get lost between agencies, responsibilities, and referrals—and what meaningful, lasting support could look like.
Who Cares for Those Who Show Up?
The human cost carried by responders, advocates, clergy, and caregivers. Make room for the people whose job is to stay steady for everyone else.
After the Headlines
Why prevention and survivor support belong in the same conversation, and why sustained care cannot depend on the length of a news cycle.
Discuss the topic, audience, duration and format with SnR before confirming an engagement. These talks are not advertised as accredited continuing education or clinical treatment.
Start a conversationTell us about
Tell us about
your room.
Who will be listening? What do they need to understand? What do you hope they do differently afterward?
For speaking coordination:
dprice@solutionsandresources.org
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