STUDENT PROGRAMS

Peer Training is a three day training for high school students that prepares  a select group of young leaders to use the positive power of peer influence to motivate other students to reflect upon their stereotypes and assumptions and take action against prejudice and bigotry in their schools and communities. Click  for more information.

Peer Leadership is a two day program for students in grades 6-12 that helps a select group of young leaders develop the knowledge, skills and motivation through action based projects to effectively challenge name calling, put-downs, and insensitive remarks to promote inclusive environments.

EDUCATOR PROGRAMS

Becoming An Ally: Interrupting Name Calling and Bullying is an anti-bullying program that provides opportunities for educators to explore the harm of name-calling and bullying, and develop and practice skills to respond to such incidents in their school.

General Anti-Bias Training provides teachers, administrators and school community members the knowledge, awareness and skills to respond to prejudice and discrimination while creating a school environment that is more equitable, safe, respectful and appreciative of diversity.

Anti-Bias Study Guide provides teachers with lessons that encourage students to: (1) explore societal issues arising from bias, bigotry and discrimination; (2) improve critical-thinking skills; (3) examine diverse viewpoints; and (4) take leadership roles in promoting justice and equity in their schools, communities and society at large. Click here for our Elementary school guide and here for our Middle School guide.