Empower Me!
Empower Me! is our free abuse prevention education program for elementary school students (K-6th). This abuse prevention curriculum is conducted in a single 25-minute classroom presentation. Topics include: Safe adults, trusting your gut instinct, and the four body safety rules: 1) Check First, 2) No Secrets, 3) Talk about Touches, and 4) We tell when someone is hurt.
To set up an Empower Me! program at your school, please contact Tawana Williams at 870-403-6879.
To set up an Empower Me! program at your school, please contact Tawana Williams at 870-403-6879.
Teen Safety Matters
Teen Safety Matters is our free abuse prevention education program for middle school and high school students (6th-12th). This abuse prevention curriculum is conducted in two 45-minute classroom presentations. The curriculum addresses emotional, physical, and digital safety, and teaches students how to prevent, recognize, and respond appropriately to the four types of child abuse (physical, emotional, sexual, neglect), exploitation, trafficking, sexual assault, relationship abuse, bullying, cyberbullying, and digital dangers.
To set up a Teen Safety Matters program at your school, please contact Doug Cherry at 870-403-6879.
To set up a Teen Safety Matters program at your school, please contact Doug Cherry at 870-403-6879.
Mandated Reporter Training
The Mandated Reporter Training is specifically for educators, school administrators, and others who are considered mandated reporters by law. This is a 90-minute interactive training where participants learn about child abuse and neglect, how to identify maltreatment, and steps for appropriate response and reporting. This training is free and is approved by the Arkansas Department of Education.
To set up a Mandated Reporter Training for your school or school district, please contact Tawana Williams at 870-403-6879.
To set up a Mandated Reporter Training for your school or school district, please contact Tawana Williams at 870-403-6879.
Resilience Film Screening
"Resilience" is an award winning documentary film about Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE's). It reveals eye opening research on how childhood trauma affects physical and mental health. Learn more about the film and watch the trailer here: www.kpjrfilms.co/resilience. This training is a perfect follow up to our Mandated Reporter Training. Or, it can be a stand alone learning opportunity. It is for educators, school administrators, and mandated reporters.
To set up a free Resilience Film Screening, please contact Tawana Williams or Doug Cherry at 870-403-6879.
To set up a free Resilience Film Screening, please contact Tawana Williams or Doug Cherry at 870-403-6879.