Friday · October 9
Two programs in two places. Start with the self-defense class at the school gym from 4 to 6 PM. Then head to Silo Market for the South Dakota premiere of PTSD 9-1-1 and a live panel from 7 to 9:30 PM. Both need registration.
Self-Defense Class
4:00 – 6:00 PM · $20 per person
- WherePlankinton School Gym404 Davenport Street, Plankinton, South Dakota
- InstructorShihan David SheetsSoDak Kyokushin Karate
- WhoOpen to everyone. No experience needed.
- You getPractical self-defense techniques, hands-on training practice, and a certificate of completion.
Before you come:
- A waiver is required for every participant.
- Participants under 18 need a parent or guardian signature.
- Not registered in advance? Arrive 30 minutes early.
PTSD 9-1-1 Film Screening & Panel Discussion
Doors 6:30 PM · Program 7:00 – 9:30 PM · Free
After the film, director Conrad Weaver leads a live conversation with people from Aurora County law enforcement, the South Dakota Legislature, the Department of Health, and local counseling and support services. Bring your questions.
Meet the Panel
Live panel at 8:45 PM
Sheriff Roman Briggs
Aurora County Sheriff
Plankinton
Rep. Jim Halverson
State Representative, District 21
Health & Human Services Committee
Pierre
Marty Link
Rural Health Administrator
SD Department of Health
Sioux Falls
Roswitha Konz
Clinical Director
Dakota Counseling Institute
Mitchell
Jonathan Busch
Founder & Director
Engage Services
White Lake
- WhereSilo Market120 S Main St, Plankinton, South Dakota
- WhoAges 16 and olderLimited seating — registration required
- Evening
- 6:30 PMDoors open
- 7:00 PMWelcome & introductions
- 7:15 PMPTSD 9-1-1 documentary screening (84 min.)
- 8:45 PMLive panel discussion, moderated by director Conrad Weaver
- 9:30 PMWrap-up & closing
Viewer discretion advised. PTSD 9-1-1 is based on true events and some content may be distressing. The film is intended for educational and awareness purposes and does not provide medical or legal advice.
