Of all the things to teach students about character development and bullying prevention, convincing them to talk to a person they’re angry with is probably the hardest. For good reason,...
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We know there are many incredible resources available, and it can be overwhelming to sift through them all. Here are a few of our favorite publications that shape the way...
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We know young people are the experts. So lately, we have been sharing quotes from young people around the country that give us some insight into their experiences, and ways...
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Bullied Before: Preparing Your Child to Hold Their Head High By Rosalind Wiseman When you send your child back to the same school where they were bullied in the...
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Do Kids Have To Hug? Response To Girl Scouts Blog We support the Girls Scouts blog post on children being that forced to hug and kiss adults. We also...
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Five Ways to Get Young People to Take Us Seriously About Bullying Prevention 1. Teach children that it’s not always possible to avoid conflict. Instead, sometimes conflict happens, and...
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Parents are exhausting their children. An eighth-grade boy explains how. By Rosalind Wiseman TweetSharePinEmail Adults often believe that kids have it relatively easy. No bills to pay. No job to...
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I've Got Your Back: Help Children Say Hello to Friends & Goodbye to Bullies, co-authored by Staci Schwartz and Lorna Blumen, is designed for parents, caregivers and/or teachers and children...
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Photo Courtesy of LA Times Now Is The Time For Courageous Conversations Charlottesville Resources At Cultures of Dignity we are always working to uphold the dignity of all....
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Image Source: UnSplash Tips for Parents: Guiding Young People in Developing Healthy Romantic Relationships Making Caring Common Research As parents, we struggle with having "the talk" with their kids. We...
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What Should You Say When Your Child Tells You They’ve Been a Bystander to Bullying? By Rosalind Wiseman Did that person really just do that? What should I do?...
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e accept dares and bets for many reasons—to show our loyalty and connection to a group, prove our courage or because it’s easier than facing people’s mockery or name-calling if we refuse. But what this always comes down to is risk taking — questions about when is it worth taking a “risk” and how to define risk in the first place
If you are a parent trying to understand what you can do to help your kids overcome the challenges of an ADHD brain, we understand the complexity. Mixed with frustration,...
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This guest post was written by David Recine from Magoosh Getting ready for college is a stressful time in a teen’s life. SAT and ACT prep can be especially intense. Fortunately,...
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