(254) 206 9089 Main Office (Texas) & 24 Hour Student/School Emergency Mobile
The One In Five Foundation For Kids
Student Violence Prevention & Advocacy Nonprofit
Founder: Daniel Chapin
President: Dr. Michael Stevens
Bullying Prevention - Student Advocacy
The One In Five - Foundation For Kids is a non-profit organization dedicated to preventing school violence nationwide. To us here at the foundation, we recognize that school violence entails, sadly, so very many elements beyond the mass school shootings or school threats which make daily headlines.
To effectively end those events, we believe that we must also learn to address the underlying more subtle, often culturally driven & perhaps equally dangerous faces of violence showing up in the classrooms of our schools - For example, the epidemic of bullying within our schools.
The Foundation has launched an aggressive, national campaign to both address school bullying as another form of violence in our schools and amongst our students, which must be stopped. 1 In 5 youth report being severely bullied by their school age peers. Schools and districts nationwide continue to struggle with ways to sustainably address the issue, while tragic cases of student suicide continue to escalate nationwide.
The Foundation continues to take & review reports & hold independent reviews concerning school & student safety concerns from across the nation; ranging from student suicides resulting from ongoing bullying within a school; with the overall goal of aiding schools in effectively addressing the issue of bullying utilizing our collective approach.
Our research and legal teams are additionally dedicated to advocacy on behalf of students and families, while our unique, multilevel bullying prevention and intervention programs address bullying. intervention and education.
Our unique bullying prevention program is designed to teach students, parents, and educators how to recognize, report, and refuse bullying. The program is based, in part, on the 3 R's of bullying prevention:
Recognize:
Students should be taught to recognize the different types of bullying, including physical, verbal, emotional, and cyberbullying
Report:
Students should be encouraged to report bullying to a trusted adult, such as a teacher, counselor, or parent.
Refuse:
Students should be taught how to refuse to participate in bullying, either as a bully or a bystander.
The UFK bullying prevention program also centers on the "NO BLAME," approach to addressing bullying in schools, a progressive approach our of Europe to address varying aspects of bullying &;intervention, including utilizing peer engagements to foster conflict resolution discussions and increase relationships amongst peers, both from the perspective of the bully and those being bullied.
Our bullying prevention program includes components on bystander intervention, conflict resolution, and positive social skills with student & professional speakers available for bullying prevention assembly & workshops. The program is delivered in a variety of formats, including in-person workshops, online courses, and teacher trainings.
The UFK bullying prevention program is based on the latest research on bullying prevention and has been shown to be effective in reducing bullying behavior. The program has been implemented in schools across the country and has received positive feedback from students, parents, and educators.
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Another unique aspect of our bullying prevention program; is our parent specific focus groups. Educating our youth begins at home. Creating a culture of peace and kindness in our schools begins at home. Our parent focus training groups help parents understand how they can often prove to be a child's first bully OR first friend.
Here are some of the specific activities that are included in the overall UFK bullying prevention program:
Bullying prevention lessons: These lessons teach students about the different types of bullying, the effects of bullying, and how to recognize, report, and refuse bullying.
Bystander intervention training: This training teaches students how to intervene when they see bullying happening.
Conflict resolution training: This training teaches students how to resolve conflicts peacefully.
Positive social skills training: This training teaches students how to build friendships, communicate effectively, and manage their emotions.
The UFK bullying prevention program is an important tool in the fight against bullying. By teaching students, parents, and educators how to prevent bullying, the UFK is helping to create safer and more supportive school environments for all students.
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Some Of Our Student Bullying Advocacy Work:
Uvalde Nonprofit Launches TN School Bullying Investigation:
Ohio School Bullying Case Sparks National Nonprofit Focus:
New York Bullying Case Draws Uvalde Nonprofit:
https://yonkerstimes.com/lets-do-something-about-bullying-in-memory-of-lukas-illescas/
New Jersey 11 Year Old Suicide Prompts Action By National Nonprofit:
https://yonkerstimes.com/lets-do-something-about-bullying-in-memory-of-lukas-illescas/
The One In Five Foundation For Kids
(254) 206 9089 Main Office (Texas) & 24 Hour Student/School Emergency Mobile
©2022-2024 Uvalde Foundation For Kids Is A 501c(3) Non-Profit Charitable Organization (EIN 88-3268749)