BULLIES AND VICTIMS can have deadly, unforeseen consequences. It is up to adults to give children the tools they need to stop bully behavior at an early age.
Bailey O'Neill was only 11 years old when he was attacked by two bullies. He died after suffering seizures and other complications.
ADULTS AND PARENTS: 4 steps YOU can take to keep children safe.
Street Safe Kids Guidebook - 10 steps to help develop a spiritually centered child!
For more information: www.safekidsnow.com/streetsafekids.html
Showing posts with label youth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label youth. Show all posts
Monday, March 4, 2013
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Spiritual Crisis - National Tragedy - Part 5
Wake up call for community ACTION! May these beautiful children and adults rest in peace!
WE CAN DO BETTER AMERICA! How sad! Another national crisis as we lay to rest 20 children and 6 adults in Newtown, Conn. We must move beyond politicians and gun control to stop violent behavior in our cities and now...a small community. I invite you will add your ideas and comments!
For the series, "Spiritual Crisis in America" podcasts: Click Here
WE CAN DO BETTER AMERICA! How sad! Another national crisis as we lay to rest 20 children and 6 adults in Newtown, Conn. We must move beyond politicians and gun control to stop violent behavior in our cities and now...a small community. I invite you will add your ideas and comments!
For the series, "Spiritual Crisis in America" podcasts: Click Here
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Spiritual Crisis - Domestic Violence - Part 4
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
1 in 3 women are victims of domestic violence. The odds are...you know someone who is a victim of abuse!
Here are the 4 steps in the Cycle of Abuse.
We can stop the cycle of abuse if... we recognize what is going on and how to help family members or friends? You can help save a child from being a future abuser or victim!
For more Safe Kids Now Podcasts, click here.
To hear Rebecca Kimbel's story of survival on YouTube, CLICK HERE
1 in 3 women are victims of domestic violence. The odds are...you know someone who is a victim of abuse!
Here are the 4 steps in the Cycle of Abuse.
We can stop the cycle of abuse if... we recognize what is going on and how to help family members or friends? You can help save a child from being a future abuser or victim!
For more Safe Kids Now Podcasts, click here.
To hear Rebecca Kimbel's story of survival on YouTube, CLICK HERE
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Spiritual Crisis in America! Part 2-Kids and Violence
I've condensed my 35 years of violence prevention into a few minutes. Children can stay safe and avoid becoming bullies or victims! Find out what I learned that keeps children safe as they learn to grow strong and resilient.
BLUE CHILD, victim child CENTERED (safer) CHILD RED CHILD, bully child
We all have the power to decide how to behave if we have the emotional tools to make that decision -
Find out what you can do to empower your child!
http://www.safekidsnow.podomatic.com
BLUE CHILD, victim child CENTERED (safer) CHILD RED CHILD, bully child
We all have the power to decide how to behave if we have the emotional tools to make that decision -
Find out what you can do to empower your child!
http://www.safekidsnow.podomatic.com
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
SPIRITUAL CRISIS in America! Part 1 - SEX and the Media
Americans know that CHILDREN are greatly influenced by Hollywood, TV and the media! How to reduce the sexualization of American youth? What we can do!
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Top 10 Alarming Facts - How Domestic Violence Impacts Kids
1. 63% of all boys, age 11-20, who commit murder kill the man who was abusing their mother
2. 75% of boys who are present when their mothers are beaten were later identified as having demonstrable behavior problems
3. Children from homes characterized by domestic violence are five to seven times more likely to experience significant psychological problems relative to children in the general population.
4. Domestic violence exposed children are four times more likely to visit the school nurse.
5. More than half of school age children in domestic violence shelters show clinical levels of anxiety or post-traumatic stress disorder.
6. Researchers have linked exposure to chronic abuse and violence with lower IQ scores, poorer language skills, decrements in visual-motor integration skills and problems with attention and memory.
7. Cognitive problems associated with exposure to violence and abuse comprises one of the most direct threats to the developmental task of school adaptation and academic achievement.
8. Witnessing violence as a child is associated with adult reports of depression, trauma-related symptoms and low self-esteem among women and trauma-related symptoms among men
9. Children in homes where domestic violence occurs are physically abused or seriously neglected at a rate 1500% higher than the national average in the general population.
10. 3.3 million children witness domestic violence each year in the US.
YOU can bring neighbors together to help stop domestic violence, check out the "Adopt-A-Block" Guidebook on www.safekidsnow.com/adoptablock.html
2. 75% of boys who are present when their mothers are beaten were later identified as having demonstrable behavior problems
3. Children from homes characterized by domestic violence are five to seven times more likely to experience significant psychological problems relative to children in the general population.
4. Domestic violence exposed children are four times more likely to visit the school nurse.
5. More than half of school age children in domestic violence shelters show clinical levels of anxiety or post-traumatic stress disorder.
6. Researchers have linked exposure to chronic abuse and violence with lower IQ scores, poorer language skills, decrements in visual-motor integration skills and problems with attention and memory.
7. Cognitive problems associated with exposure to violence and abuse comprises one of the most direct threats to the developmental task of school adaptation and academic achievement.
8. Witnessing violence as a child is associated with adult reports of depression, trauma-related symptoms and low self-esteem among women and trauma-related symptoms among men
9. Children in homes where domestic violence occurs are physically abused or seriously neglected at a rate 1500% higher than the national average in the general population.
10. 3.3 million children witness domestic violence each year in the US.
YOU can bring neighbors together to help stop domestic violence, check out the "Adopt-A-Block" Guidebook on www.safekidsnow.com/adoptablock.html
Monday, February 7, 2011
THE PERFECT STORM FOR GUN VIOLENCE
Here are 14 reasons why America has become the most violent industrialized nation in the world.
- 51% of marriages fail
- 25% of women in abusive relationships
- Children ignored or abused at home
- Gangs offer protection and support
- Drugs offer escape and money
- Neighbors are strangers
- Cities cutting budgets
- Teachers are overwhelmed
- Police try to control criminal behavior
- Religious leaders ignore local community problems
- Adults blame others for their failings
- Parents don’t take responsibility for their child’s behavior
- Families overindulge or over protect children
- Easy access to guns
Community support and involvement strengthens families. It takes a village….
Every day more than 80 Americans die from gun violence. (Source: Coalition to Stop Gun Violence)
Stephanie Mann, Crime and Violence Prevention Consultant
- 51% of marriages fail
- 25% of women in abusive relationships
- Children ignored or abused at home
- Gangs offer protection and support
- Drugs offer escape and money
- Neighbors are strangers
- Cities cutting budgets
- Teachers are overwhelmed
- Police try to control criminal behavior
- Religious leaders ignore local community problems
- Adults blame others for their failings
- Parents don’t take responsibility for their child’s behavior
- Families overindulge or over protect children
- Easy access to guns
Community support and involvement strengthens families. It takes a village….
Every day more than 80 Americans die from gun violence. (Source: Coalition to Stop Gun Violence)
Stephanie Mann, Crime and Violence Prevention Consultant
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