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Register for a Live Webinar

Essential Bullying Prevention Strategies Every School Needs

Wednesday, October 30, 2024
11:00am Pacific | 2:00pm Eastern

A webinar by Second Step®, brought to you by Committee for Children.

When bullying happens, everyone involved is impacted—victims, bystanders, and those who bully. Whether it happens at school or in cyberspace, education leaders have a responsibility to address and prevent bullying and ensure a safe learning environment for all students. Join us for an informative discussion with Stefani Kauppila (Committee for Children’s director of curriculum) and school leaders as they uncover comprehensive strategies to prevent bullying and to foster a positive, inclusive environment in schools.

This session will cover key strategies, such as:

Empowering students with social-emotional skills
Engaging the whole school community in bullying prevention efforts
Promoting a culture of respect and safety

Due to the technical capacity of our webinar provider, there’s a limit of 1,000 participants per webinar. If you were unable to join your webinar, please register for one of our additional presentations at a later date.

Key Takeaways

Explore why school climate matters and how it affects safety, community, and teaching and learning.
Gain insights into the common hurdles schools encounter when tackling school climate and hear practical ways to overcome them.
Learn how to use surveys and apply effective data practices to measure school climate in your schools.

Speakers

Dr. Cailin Currie, Senior Research Scientist, Committee for Children
Jennifer Spencer-Iiams, Assistant Superintendent, West Linn-Wilsonville School District
David Peters, Director, Student Support Services, Everett Public Schools
Jennifer Sanderlin (Moderator), Senior State Partnerships Manager, Committee for Children

Presented in collaboration with

The Nonprofit Behind the Second Step^® Family of Programs

While we’re best known for our Second Step family of social-emotional learning programs, Committee for Children has championed the safety and well-being of children since 1979. From our headquarters in Seattle, Washington, we partner with researchers, policymakers, and thought leaders to fulfill our vision of safe children thriving in a peaceful world. Learn more about our work.

We’re committed to ensuring our programs are culturally relevant, affirming, and accessible to all children, especially the most systemically marginalized children. Find out more.