promotes student safety and advocacy by training to schools, groups, and organizations, helping participants effectively identify, address, and prevent bullying and cyberbullying. #register#stopbullying https://t.co/bYwuCKhHGG
Unfortunately, only 54% of teachers receive anti-bullying training ? some of which is inadequate. Bullying Prevention and Awareness Everyday wants to correct that tragic error. https://t.co/bYwuCKhHGG
Our organization promotes student safety and advocacy by training in offering workshops to schools, groups, and organizations at a low-cost. Importantly, we also host an annual conference for adults who directly or indirectly work with youth. https://t.co/bYwuCKhHGG
@JoanEspositoCHI @WCPT820 Thank you Joan for interview Dr. Dorothy Thompson on your program to speak on the 4th Annual Anti-Bullying Conference Online, October 17.
There?s been some progress made to ensure the safety of young people, there?s still so much work to be done. Do that work to prevent bullying with BPA365. #Register https://t.co/bYwuCKhHGG
If you?re a parent, a teacher, or care about young people in any way, we invite you to register for the Bullying Prevention and Awareness Conference, taking place Saturday, October 17. #Register https://t.co/bYwuCKhHGG
Only 58% of American schools have anti-bullying programs and policies. Also, only 54% of teachers receive anti-bullying training. However, 71% of students report bullying as a problem in their school. #Register for the upcoming conference. https://t.co/bYwuCKhHGG
With 71% of students reporting bullying as a problem at their school, BPA365 promotes student safety and advocacy by training to schools, groups, and organizations, helping participants effectively identify, address, and prevent bullying and cyberbullying. https://t.co/bYwuCKhHGG
Unfortunately, only 54% of teachers receive anti-bullying training ? some of which is inadequate. Bullying Prevention and Awareness Everyday wants to correct that tragic error. #Register for the upcoming conference. #stopbullying https://t.co/bYwuCKhHGG