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Founded in 1979, Committee for Children is a global nonprofit whose work is at the forefront of an irrepressible movement. A leader in the field, we champion the safety and well-being of kids through social-emotional learning (SEL) to fulfill our vision of safe children thriving in a peaceful world.
In honor of National Bullying Prevention Month, we speak with Dr. Jasmine Williams, PhD, about why it’s so important to prevent bullying of racial- or ethnic-minority youth.Listen Now
Read this blog post to learn how bullying affects students of color, how policy is working to protect them, and how social-emotional skills can help foster a positive learning environment.Read More
It’s never too early to provide students and staff with tools to prevent bullying in your remote classroom, in your school, and in your community. Our Second Step® Bullying Prevention Unit can help.Click Here
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