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Youth Violence Prevention Week

According to the CDC , youth violence occurs when there is an intentional use of force or power to injure others. The age of those who are among the perpetrators, victims or witnesses of this violence is between the ages of 14-24. The good news is that youth violence is preventable!! According to Janet Benavente from Colorado State University , researchers agree on prevention resources for youth violence: Youth violence is learned and can be unlearned. Youth should be part of the solution for preventing violence. Because violence is such a complex issue, it requires a comprehensive and multifaceted approach. Partnerships and collaborations work more effectively than individual efforts. In addition, the CDC recognizes that universal school-wide prevention approaches have the best success rate of reducing violence and other risk behaviors in youth. Each year, SAVE and Sandy Hook Promise sponsors the National Youth Violence Awareness Prevention Week....

Online Peer Mediation – Conflict Resolution Day 2016 – Free Webinar

Funded by the JAMS Foundation , the Online Peer Mediation Platform (OPMP) is a 2-year innovative project for colleges, elementary, middle and high schools. OPMP is currently managed by the National Association of Peer Program Professionals , and was previously managed by the Association for Conflict Resolution Education, Research and Training Section. For Conflict Resolution Day on October 20, 2016, join us for a Free 30-min webinar at 4:00pm Eastern Time. OPMP Team Members will share information regarding resources that colleges and schools can use with their students and staff members. As a bonus, we will also preview our Conflict Resolution Modules on Basic Conflict Resolution that we will roll out in November. SIGN UP To register online, fill out this Online Registration Form . You'll automatically receive information on how to attend our webinar with your PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone, Android tablet or smartphone.

Online Peer Mediation Platform - Students Helping Each Other Across the USA - 30-min Free Webinar - January 31, 2017

Due to lack of resources, time and staff, many schools don’t have a peer mediation program, which allows students to help each other resolve school-related conflicts. The Online Peer Mediation Platform (OPMP), a JAMS funded project, now offers an alternative solution. OPMP has trained a group of highly skilled peer mediators to assist other students across the country – online, in a safe and confidential environment. During this FREE 30-min webinar two OPMP Team Members (Dr. Cynthia Morton and Prof. Karen Devoogd) and two Rockdale County students/online peer mediators will explain: What online peer mediation means and how it works How school administrators can request an online peer mediation for their students, by filling out an online form available on the OPMP website Which cases are suitable for online peer mediation How students can participate in an online peer mediation with their PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone, Android tablet or smartphone The Online Peer Mediation Pla...

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