Projects that contribute to kids or social change

[admin]

Please post any projects that contribute to kids or social change.

Would you like to share any projects that support kids or contribute to social change you would like to share? We'd love to find out what's up and help you spread the word.

Do you have any requests? Feel free to access our global giraffe community for support. (Encouraging you to make your requests clear so we know exactly how we can help you).

This is the place to fill us in!

[Haryer]

What other off topic forums would you like to see added?

[admin2]

We want you to know we are working to get this forum out to more  folks, so please, start posting.  We expect to have many more people participating within a few months.

[admin2]

Here is an interesting project that may interest those of you who have a passion for sharing writing as a tool of expression: http://www.pongoteenwriting.org/home.html?

[qutr970620]

Yeah, that's right!!!

[admin2]

Happy (USA) In(ter)dependence Day!
Learn why diversity is important for you and your children, and where you can go to learn about it in an NVC setting: http://diversity.learnnvc.org/youthwhyattend.html

[David]

I work as a high school teacher - I would love to hear ideas and suggestions about what I can do to bring NVC to the school.

Thank you!

[quincy]

I just got license for teachers job and my job starts from next Monday and I hope I would give some ideas on this. I hope it will turn out better.

[admin2]

Hello again Quincy,
Yesterday you started in the classrom; I hope it went with at least some ease and lots of connection.
I wish I knew of some online resources for NVC and classroom stuff. I presume some exist but I have not yet been able to find them.
I recommend Sura Hart's book Compassionate Classroom. It is widely available for purchase online.
See a few words from Sura here: http://insideawarenessblog.wordpress.com/tag/sura-hart/

anbudan
Barbara

[admin2]

While this is an old webpage, it has some useful information about sharing Nonviolent Communication with children: http://www.growingupeasier.org/index.php?main_page=page&id=163&chapter=3