Showing posts with label PACERs National Bullying Prevention Center. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PACERs National Bullying Prevention Center. Show all posts

Monday, October 27, 2014

The End of Bullying Begins With You.

We want to remind you that October is National Bullying Prevention Month. We also want to remind you about the PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center and their role in both National Bullying Prevention Month, as well as, bullying prevention activities year round. And we hope you will not only take a look at the PACER's website, but also let us know the role you plan to play in the prevention of bullying in your communities and neighborhoods.     
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Friday, October 14, 2011

Dance to make a statement against bullying! PACER's Unity Dance Day. October 26th.

 

Do you want to be part of something innovative and cool? Then, please dance, unite—and make a statement against bullying—by joining PACER’s Unity Dance Day on October 26th. Join schools, students, and community organizations around the world to unite with PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center in music and dance to bring awareness to bullying prevention. 

The song selected for the event is “You Can’t Take That Away From Me,” which was created by Nashville songwriters Tim Akers and Libby Weaver. Akers, the father of a child with a disability, has seen firsthand the struggles and frustrations that some children deal with because they are viewed as “different.” 

The song speaks about the importance of teaching children to recognize that personality and character are more important than popularity and outward appearances. The song is performed by 11-year-old Nashville singer Tristan McIntosh, and choreographed by local teens. 

“The culture of bullying won’t end until people across the country take action and show children and teens that they care,” says Julie Hertzog, director of PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center. “Unity Dance Day celebrates the influence of music and dance as a powerful avenue to reach kids and teens about the bullying prevention message.” 

More information here.

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