Programs

Early Childhood Bullying Prevention Program
'Let's Be Friends'

Pre-k-2


Bullying and relational aggression begin as early as pre-school. Incorporate the "bully free"...

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Elementary School Program
'No Excuse For Peer Abuse'

Grades 3-5


Creating bully free social and learning environments are critical to optimize cognitive...

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Middle School Program & Project
'Stand-Up Speak-Out'

Grades 5-8


Empower middle school students, prepare them to meet everyday challenges...

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Coming Soon!

Virgil the Bully From Cyber Space
A book for Children in Grades 1 - 3 With a Parent Component


Training

On Site Training is offered for educators, parents, students, support staff, civic groups and community members. Presentations provide practical information and resources. Learn the best practices to reduce bullying, effective intervention strategies and how to address the challenges faced by parents, educators and communities dealing with bullying.

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Train the Trainer Turnkey Manual provides two power point presentations with all the tools and information needed to conduct your own bullying prevention and intervention workshop for staff and to conduct a parent presentation. This is the most cost effective way to train staff year after year, retread with current staff as needed and educate parents.

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Utterly Globals Hero Campaign

HERO : Moral excellence
Courage   Nobility   Strength

 

At the age of 15 Jenna is lucky enough to say she discovered the keys to happiness and real success. No matter what was thrown at her she never stopped spreading kindness with her infectious smile and influential words.In middle school Jenna was tortured every day for being different "I was made to feel ashamed of my Jewish heritage and taunted because of my weight and appearance", said Jenna " I felt I had no one to turn to".

Never one to pity herself Jenna turned her tears into a purpose. She created "Through my Eyes" a program that spreads acceptance and awareness of bullying and enlightens others through her eyes and experiences." I help give teens the power to uncover their true beauty and to make a difference in big and little ways. Victims can become survivors and kids that bully should be given a chance to be enlightened so they can change their ways. Kindness is a universal language that can be spoken by anyone. Any chance I get to better the lives of others and make a positive difference in our world, I take, savor, and embrace."

When asked if she had any words of advice Jenna summed it up beautifully.

"Love yourself and love others.
Don't live your life trying to be “cool” or popular,live your life being you.
Have fun, be different."

 

Osiris Allred was chosen as GBCC's HERO. He was chosen because he constantly made conscious efforts to be a changed young man. This involved standing up for not only what he believes in, but doing it in a non-aggressive way. He has been a positive influence on the other children at the center. Osiris' grades has also improved at the end of the year. Osiris certainly sets a good example for his peers to follow.

Osiris has been a big part of an anti bullying video his center created.
Thank you Osiris for Standing-Up and Speaking-Out

 

This boy was nominated as Hero by his peers in his after school program. He is a leader who is friendly to everyone and has demonstrated leadership qualities by "Standing Up and Speaking Out" against bullying.

 

"If you see something, say something"... Duane Jackson did.

Duane Jackson is a humble man that does not consider himself a hero in spite of all the media attention for his actions regarding the car bomb in Times Square May 1, 2010. His military training as a former Vietnam Veteran taught him to be observant, follow protocol and act. He believed he was just doing the right thing." There are a bunch of us disabled vets selling here, and we're used to being vigilant because we all know that freedom isn't free," Mr. Jackson told Lorrie Sanchez and Carol Blank of Utterly Global

Bystanders can have a dramatic effect on the outcome of a situation. We are all bystanders. It is not necessary to put yourself or anyone else in danger to positively effect a situation. Mr. Jackson's action is one example. We all feel a little safer each time we hear about people like Duane Jackson and Lance Oraton Jr.

Thank you Duane Jackson!!!

 

Bronx River’s Anti-Bullying Hero - Edgar Ruiz
Bronx River Community Center’s after-school program nominates Edgar Ruiz to be our Stand Up Speak Out hero. Since Edgar has joined our program, he has truly embodied all of the qualities of a hero. He is friendly, welcoming, and quick to defend any of the other students in the classroom when he witnesses bullying or teasing. He stands as a role model for his classmates and we are honored to have him in our program.

There are defining moments in everyone’s lives.
They are the ones you never forget.
They are the ones that shape your values and beliefs throughout your life.
Sometimes we don’t realize the powerful effect or lasting impact words can have.

 

HEROES often receive an award or public recognition.  Many heroes never receive recognition.  They are the ones who touch a life and ask for nothing in return. They perform their kind act simply to help another or make the world a better place. 

 

Utterly Global, has honored these students.
These are only some of the many authors who completed two new anti-bullying books! The Humanity Project prides itself on innovative ideas that help real people in the real world. www.thehumanityproject.com.

 

UNSUNG HERO
Brave    Unknown   Unacknowledged

 

Unsung heroes are the individuals who bravely fight a personal battle daily or have been fortunate enough to resolve and end their daily torment with bullying.  No one may even know the difficulty this person faces daily or faced at one time.

 

The world is a dangerous place to live;
Not because of the people who are evil,
But because of the people
who don’t do anything about it.
                                    
Albert Einstein

 

UTTERLY GLOBAL would like to recognize the heroes and unsung heroes who have stood up, spoken out or are dealing with the daily torment of bullying.

 

Tell us……
How you changed, enriched, added joy or helped to change someone’s life.
Does the person you helped know you helped?
Or are you a silent hero?
Are you an unsung hero?
There are many ways to be a hero. 

 

People will forget what you said,
People will forget what you did,
But
People will never forget
How you made them feel.

                                          Bonnie Jean Wasmund

 

Tell us how you changed someone’s life or how someone changed your life with their kindness, support or good deed. 
Tell us your story of being an unsung hero.
Have you endured bullying? 
What’s your story?
What advice do you have for others?

 

Choose any media form to share your story, (video, written story, poster, cartoon, etc.). We will publish your winning entry on our website.

Remember:  To be a hero you DO NOT have to put yourself or anyone else in danger.  No daredevils please.  

 

Be a hero.  Make a difference.  Be part of the change.

 

Name
Age                Grade     
E-Mail
Phone

You may use my name if published       You may NOT use my name

Your School Name
School Address
School Phone
Entry

 

If your entry is picked we will call or write to find out where to send your thank you gifts. A book will also be donated to your school or public library in your name.

 

Send us your story.  Tell us your positive experience or the kind deed/action you did or someone did for you. 


No act of kindness is ever too small or unimportant.


Send all entries to: info@anitbullyingprograms.com

OR

Utterly Global, LLC
P.O. Box 265
Garwood, NJ 07027

 

Thank you to all heroes for your submission.