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thebeoneproject.org

Mar 01, 2017 2017-03-01

Digital Learning • Learning Support

Peer-to-Peer Antibullying Program

The Be ONE Project takes a novel approach to middle school bullying by addressing the underlying problem: the school culture that allows bullying to thrive. The Be ONE Project challenges youth not only to be kind but also to be positive role models who hold others accountable to be kind, thereby harnessing the power of peer pressure toward inclusiveness rather than exclusiveness. The Be ONE Project’s core program is ONE Day, a community-building, peer-to-peer antibullying program for students in grades 5–8. This three-hour program of games, activities, presentations, and guided discussions offers a nonjudgmental opportunity for introspection and change, and empowers students to create for themselves a school environment free from physical, verbal, and cyber bullying. The Be ONE Project’s programs are free to schools and community organizations.

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