Subject: strictly FYI: Events in WA

From: TARA DEZAO <t_dezao@yahoo.com>

Date: Fri, 25 Mar 2011 14:45:47 -0700 (PDT)

To: NEWS@safeschoolscoalition.org


Dear Safe Schools Coalition Members and Friends:

(1)     WCSAP Training  (3/28-3-29 2011; Seattle, WA)

(2)     Bullying Breaking the Cycle on KIRO 7 Re-Broadcast (3/26, Seattle, WA)

 

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(1) WCSAP Training  (3/28-3-29 2011; Seattle, WA)

 

Victim's No Longer | Therapy with Male Survivors of Sexual Victimization

for therapists only
SeaTac, WA
Monday, March 28th

9:00a.m. - 4:00p.m.

 

For registration and training information, click here.:

http://library.constantcontact.com/download/get/file/1101991687802-236/mike_lew_therapy.pdf

 

Space is limited, register early!  Priority will be given to WCSAP members and OCVA grantees. 

Victim's No Longer | Advocacy with Male Survivors of Sexual Victimization
SeaTac, WA
Tuesday, March 29th
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

 

For registration and training information, click here:

http://library.constantcontact.com/download/get/file/1101991687802-237/mike_lew_advocacy.pdf

 

Space is limited, register early!  Priority will be given to WCSAP members and OCVA grantees.

If you have any questions, please contact Joshua

joshua@wcsap.org

360-754-7583

 

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(2)     Bullying Breaking the Cycle on KIRO 7 Re-Broadcast (3/26, Seattle, WA)

 

Bullying: Breaking the Cycle re-broadcast on KIRO 7

A growing number of young people are faced with the fear of being bullied every day. Recognizing this, KIRO 7 produced a special that tells their stories and delves into the many aspects of the new wave of this age-old problem. Ranging from seemingly harmless name-calling to physical violence and occurring in the classroom, on the playground and online, bullying takes many forms.

Bullying: Breaking the Cycle, a KIRO 7 Family Connection Special, explores what bullying looks like in 2011. Who bullies, and who gets bullied? Why? What do parents need to know? What are educators doing about it? What can we all do to break the cycle?

 

WHEN

Saturday - March 26 - 8 p.m. - Channel 7 (second broadcast)

 

WHO

Bullying: Breaking the Cycle includes children who’ve been bullied and those who have done the bullying, parents who children have committed suicide as a result of fears of bullying, local educators who have instituted programs in their schools, experts on bullying prevention and Dan Savage with the It Gets Better Project.

 

WEB

A sneak preview, extended interviews and a robust list of resources on Bullying: Breaking the Cycle.

Maria Lamarca Anderson

Community Relations Manager

206.728.2375

mlanderson@kirotv.com          

 

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