Mental health and wellness
Mental Health Matters: Supporting Students in Crisis Before It Escalates
“By the time a student is in crisis, the system has already failed.” This isn’t just a harsh truth. It’s a call to action.
A 7-part series
Stop the Hate
Seven strategies school administrators can use to prevent hate incidents on campus, from education and reporting to consequences, support and community.
Read the series- Intro7 Effective Strategies for School Administrators to Stop Hate Crimes on Campus
- 1Focus on Educational Awareness
- 2Focus on Encouraging Reporting
- 3Focus on Establishing Consequences
- 4Focus on Fostering Inclusivity
- 5Focus on Providing Support
- 6Focus on Engaging the Community
- 7Focus on Regularly Assessing and Improving Prevention Efforts
Culture
How schools build trust, belonging and clear communication, so problems surface early.
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Community engagementPart 6 of 7
Focus on Engaging the Community
Hate crimes can have a profound impact on individuals and communities, creating fear, division, and mistrust. Schools have an essential role to play in preventing hate…
Preparedness
Planning, drills and review: being ready before an emergency, not during one.
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Assess, review and improvePart 7 of 7
Focus on Regularly Assessing and Improving Prevention Efforts
Regularly assessing and improving prevention efforts is a critical strategy in stopping hate crimes. Hate crimes can have a profound impact on individuals and…
Prevention
Spotting warning signs and supporting students long before a situation becomes a crisis.
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Behavioral interventionPart 2 of 7
Focus on Encouraging Reporting
Encouraging reporting is a critical strategy in stopping hate crimes. Hate crimes can cause significant harm to individuals and communities, and reporting incidents can…
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