The Bully • The Bullied • And the Not-So-Innocent Bystander
Join us on November 18th at the Criminal Justice Institute in Little Rock to learn more about The Bully, The Bullied, and The Not-So-Innocent Bystander.
Breaking the cycle of violence in our homes, schools and communities involves more than merely identifying and stopping the bully. It requires examining why and how a child becomes a bully or the target of a bully (and sometimes both) as well as the role bystanders play in perpetuating the cycle.
Some bullied children have struck back with a vengeance and rage that have left communities with incomprehensible horror and sorrow. Others, who reached what they felt was an utterly hopeless and irretrievable point, have made a tragic and final exit. We are devastated by these final acts but rarely outraged by the events that led to that final act. The bottom line: These tragic outcomes need not have happened.
This course will provide participants with suggestions for helping students:
- Learning to stand up for their own rights while respecting the rights and legitimate needs of others
- Handling conflicts non-violently
- Acting with integrity when confronted with difficult situations
- Developing an inner moral code that gives them the wherewithal to do what is right
In addition, this course will address the topic of bullying as a learned behavior and suggest ways to examine that behavior and change it.
There is NO REGISTRATION FEE for this training. This training will benefit both School Resource Officers and K-12 Educators.
Questions? Contact Stacey Ball / 501-570-8079 / [email protected]