Girls Inc Upstander Training, February 13
Thursday, February 13, 9am-1pm
Girls Inc Shelbyville
904 S Miller St
Shelbyville, IN 46176
The purpose of this Train the Trainer is to develop a framework that helps Girls Inc staff with the skills to train participants aged 9-18 in “How to be an Upstander”.
An Upstander is someone who actively stands up against bullying, injustice, or wrongdoing, as opposed to being a passive bystander who simply witnesses these events without taking action. Upstanders play a key role in creating positive change by speaking out, offering support to someone being harassed, and sometimes directly intervening in harmful situations.
Following this training, staff will have tools and exercises to create their own training for participants to gain skills in interrupting microaggressions or bullying among their peers.
Thursday, February 13, 9am-1pm
Girls Inc Shelbyville
904 S Miller St
Shelbyville, IN 46176
The purpose of this Train the Trainer is to develop a framework that helps Girls Inc staff with the skills to train participants aged 9-18 in “How to be an Upstander”.
An Upstander is someone who actively stands up against bullying, injustice, or wrongdoing, as opposed to being a passive bystander who simply witnesses these events without taking action. Upstanders play a key role in creating positive change by speaking out, offering support to someone being harassed, and sometimes directly intervening in harmful situations.
Following this training, staff will have tools and exercises to create their own training for participants to gain skills in interrupting microaggressions or bullying among their peers.
Thursday, February 13, 9am-1pm
Girls Inc Shelbyville
904 S Miller St
Shelbyville, IN 46176
The purpose of this Train the Trainer is to develop a framework that helps Girls Inc staff with the skills to train participants aged 9-18 in “How to be an Upstander”.
An Upstander is someone who actively stands up against bullying, injustice, or wrongdoing, as opposed to being a passive bystander who simply witnesses these events without taking action. Upstanders play a key role in creating positive change by speaking out, offering support to someone being harassed, and sometimes directly intervening in harmful situations.
Following this training, staff will have tools and exercises to create their own training for participants to gain skills in interrupting microaggressions or bullying among their peers.