Committee For Children


30 years.
9 million children.
21 countries.

One vision:
Safe children thriving in a peaceful world.

SECOND STEP
A Violence Prevention Curriculum

STEPS TO RESPECT
A Bullying Prevention Program

TALKING ABOUT TOUCHING
A Personal Safety Curriculum

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Early Literacy for Life

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Prevent Bullying and Substance Abuse in Middle School!

Watch Staff Overview VideoWatch a video about our new SECOND STEP middle school program to see how it can help prevent risky behaviors and promote school success. The program addresses issues such as cyber bullying, sexual harassment, and alcohol abuse. The video is divided by chapters that cover the following topics:

  • Early adolescent development
  • Bullying and substance abuse prevention
  • Risk and protective factors
  • Involving the whole school, parents, and caregivers


Improving School Climate:
The Lunchroom


LunchroomLearn steps you can take to make the school lunchroom a safer and more peaceful place. This is the second part of a three-part series on school climate. Read more.



Summer Bystanders

Being responsible bystanders isn’t confined to the school grounds. This article guides you through talking to kids about ways they can be “part of the solution” at the park, at camp, or anywhere.

 

 

 


ARRAStimulus Funds for Education
Read our FAQ to learn more about the ARRA (American Recovery and Reinvestment Act) and funding for Title I, IDEA (Special Education), and Head Start.
 

Program Reduces Bullying
A recent study of the STEPS TO RESPECT program shows a 31 percent reduction in bullying after two years of program implementation. Learn more.

Middle School TeacherSECOND STEP: Student Success Through Prevention
Our new middle school program teaches skills to help young adolescents make good choices and stay engaged in school. Lessons are taught in tandem with interactive DVDs that include interviews with real students. Learn more or buy now.


Training Makes a Difference
Gear up to teach our programs and sustain success. Trainings are interactive and hands-on. Learn more about our regional and on-site trainings.

 

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