All our education origins from Friends, Sweden. Our focus is to provide knowledge and tools to adults in schools, sports clubs and other organizations to support their bullying prevention work.
Our stand-alone sessions are generally 60-90 minutes, but just like with the 3-year Friends program, we can tailor and customize most of them to fit your organization’s unique situation and needs.
Contact us at info.colorado@friends.se and we will look into how we best can support you in your efforts to prevent bullying.
Examples of our educations:
Who should attend: Coaches/Youth Leaders
We look into the fundamentals of how to create a safe, kind, and inclusive environment in your team and organization. Coaches will get the chance to put theory into practice and walk away with tips and tools to easily integrate into their coaching sessions.
Who should attend? Parents/Guardians
This topic is approached from the perspective how we adults can be part of improving the online experiences for our children and youth. We look into bullying vs cyberbullying, opportunities and challenges we may face, and share tips and tools for how we all can take steps to help our kids be safe, kind, and inclusive online.
Who should attend? Children and Youth
This session is tailored to different age groups. We discuss what bullying/cyberbullying is, talk about norms, give tips on what to do if you or someone else is exposed to bullying, workshops on help creating a safe, kind, and inclusive environment for everyone on the team/in the sports club.
The 3-year program involves everyone at the sports club. We begin with an anonymous survey measuring the climate and culture in the organization, trust between kids and adults, hot spots, and much more. All adults working at the club, and all athletes 7 years and up are participating in the survey, and the educational sessions are tailored to your organization’s unique needs and situation. The survey is repeated annually to enable comparing results and measuring effects of implemented measures, and to further adapt the education to support a long-term, sustainable positive change.
Who should attend: All adults working at the school
Who should attend? Children and Youth
This session is tailored to different age groups. We discuss what bullying/cyberbullying is, talk about norms, give tips on what to do if you or someone else is exposed to bullying, and workshop on how to help creating a safe, kind, and inclusive environment for everyone in the class/school.
Who should attend? Coaches
We look into the fundamentals of how to create a safe, kind, and inclusive environment in your school’s sports teams. Coaches will get the chance to put theory into practice and walk away with tips and tools to easily integrate into their coaching sessions.
Who should attend: Parents/Guardians
This topic is approached from the perspective how we adults can be part of improving the online experiences for our children and youth. We look into bullying vs cyberbullying, opportunities and challenges we may face, and share tips and tools for how we all can take steps to help our kids be safe, kind, and inclusive online.
The 3-year program involves everyone at the school. We begin with an anonymous survey measuring the climate and culture in the organization, trust between kids and adults, hot spots, and much more. All adults working at the school, and all students 7 years and up are participating in the survey, and the educational sessions are tailored to your organization’s unique needs and situation. The survey is repeated annually to enable comparing results and measuring effects of implemented measures, and to further adapt the education to support a long-term, sustainable positive change.
Who should attend? Everyone at Your Company
We discuss what bullying is, and look into examples on how this may be expressed, and what everyone could do to help create an inclusive workplace.
Who should attend? Parents/Guardians
This topic is approached from the perspective how we adults can be part of improving the online experiences for our children and youth. We look into bullying vs cyberbullying, opportunities and challenges we may face, and share tips and tools for how we all can take steps to help our kids be safe, kind, and inclusive online.
These are examples of our educational sessions. We’d love to look into how we can support the bullying prevention work in your organization. Email us at info.colorado@friends.se