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Kitsap Safe Schools Network
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Kitsap Safe Schools Network is a partnership
of school and community groups, churches, youth groups,
parents and individuals working to protect every
child from bullying at school, especially bullying
based on perceived sexual orientation and gender identity.
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2022 | February 2022 Get LGBTQ affirming posters Get involved with your GSA
Contact us to get free posters or the name of your GSA advisor. |
| 2021 | September 2021 Going back to school
Learn alot! Enjoy your friends! Be kind and stand up to bullying! Wear your mask! | | January 2021 Dealing with depression
Many
students are struggling with depression and loneliness from being
isolated at home and not being able to be with friends and teachers.
While we all hope schools can re-open soon, here are some tips
for dealing with depression from socially isolating at home.
Tip 1: Talk to an adult you trust Depression
is not your fault, and you didn’t do anything to cause it. However, you
do have some control over feeling better. The first step is to ask for
help.
It may seem like there’s no way your parents will be able to help,
especially if they are always nagging you or getting angry about your
behavior. If your parents are abusive in
any way, or if they have problems of their own that makes it difficult
for them to take care of you, find another adult you trust (such as a
relative, teacher, counselor, or coach).
No
matter what, talk to someone, especially if you are having any thoughts
of harming yourself or others. Asking for help is the bravest thing you
can do, and the first step on your way to feeling better.
Tip 2: Try not to isolate yourself—it makes depression worse Depression
causes many of us to withdraw into our shells. You may not feel like
seeing anybody or doing anything and some days just getting out of bed
in the morning can be difficult. But isolating yourself only makes
depression worse. So even if it’s the last thing you want to do, try to
force yourself to stay social. As you reach out into and connect
with others, you’ll likely find yourself starting to feel better.
Tip 3: Adopt healthy habits Making healthy lifestyle choices can do wonders for your mood. Things like eating right, getting regular exercise, and getting enough sleep
have been shown to make a huge difference when it comes to depression.
Aim for eight hours of sleep each night. Feeling depressed as a
teenager typically disrupts your sleep. Whether you’re sleeping too
little or too much, your mood will suffer.
Tip 4: Manage stress and anxiety For
many teens, stress and anxiety can go hand-in-hand with depression.
Unrelenting stress, doubts, or fears can sap your emotional energy,
affect your physical health, send your anxiety levels soaring, and
trigger or exacerbate depression.
Tips for managing stress
- Exercise,
meditation, muscle relaxation, and breathing exercises are good
ways to cope with stress.
- If
exams or classes seem overwhelming, talk to a teacher or school
counselor, or find ways of improving how you manage your time.
- If you’re struggling to fit in or dealing with
relationship, friendship, or family difficulties, talk your problems
over with someone - your school counselor or a professional therapist.
- If
you have a health concern you feel you can't talk to your parents
about, such as a pregnancy scare or drug problem, talk to your
school counselor or seek medical attention at a clinic or see a doctor.
They can guide you towards appropriate treatment (and help you
approach your parents if that's necessary).
The Trevor Project is
the leading national organization helping lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender, queer & questioning (LGBTQ) youth under 25 find help
dealing with problems,
especially thoughts of suicide. They have put together online
support and information for dealing with social isolation and other
issues.
Trevor Project Support Center
Find answers to questions; explore resources related to sexual
orientation, gender identity, coming out, sexual health wth more;
and phone, text or chat with counselors. https://www.thetrevorproject.org/resources/trevor-support-center/
Trevor Space International
social media site where youth can chat with other LGBT youth; join or
start discussion groups; find groups that share your interests such as
writing, cars, music; etc. https://www.trevorspace.org |
| 2020 | Kitsap
Safe Schools cannot provide in-person training and support while there
is a risk of coronavirus transmission. Below are information
and resources to help support youth and staff while many are engaged
with distance, online learning. | The
Kitsap Safe Schools is concerned about many LGBTQ students - especially
those who do not have supportive families - who have been isolating at
home and are now attending virtual school. For many coronavirus
has both robbed them of access to supportive environments and has
increased negative contacts. During
the COVID-19 quarantine, educators across the country are learning how
to continue to provide a safe and affirming experience for LGBTQ
students via distance learning. Below is information about and
for LGBTQ students.
According to HRC’s 2018 LGBTQ Youth Report:
67% of LGBTQ students hear their families make negative
comments about LGBTQ people. While some students are open about
their LGBTQ identity at school, only 21% are out at home.
Privacy and confidentiality are critically important for
LGBTQ youth, especially for those who do not have supportive families.
Extreme rejecting behaviors can have dire consequences: LGBTQ youth of
color often face additional stress and adverse impacts on their health
and well-being as a result of bias around their intersecting identities.
Educators are uniquely positioned to provide support and
resources to LGBTQ students who are now more at risk due to the
pandemic. NEA EdJustice and HRC Foundation’s Welcoming Schools have
joined together to offer a checklist and resources to help educators
and allies navigate how to best support LGBTQ students as schools make
this unprecedented pivot to distance learning. The checklist:
- Does your virtual classroom include visible signs, like Zoom backgrounds or posters, showing that you are LGBTQ affirming?
- Are
you establishing trust with LGBTQ students by using gender-inclusive
and non-heteronormative language such as “students” instead of “boys
and girls” and “family” or “caring adult” instead of “mom and dad”?
- Can
you confirm a private, virtual connection with an LGBTQ student that is
not supported at home, so you can check-in with them about their family
dynamic and brainstorm self-care strategies?
- Have
you addressed the greater risk for LGBTQ cyberbullying — as students
overall spend more time online during this period of social isolation —
by using teachable moments to stop negative anti-LGBTQ language and
behavior?
- With
LGBTQ drop-in centers closed and LGBTQ student clubs (i.e. GSA’s) no
longer in session, are you sharing direct, online LGBTQ resources with
your students that provide affirming support and connection for LGBTQ
youth in virtual settings day or night — including the Trevor Project
which offers 24-hours-a-day, 365-days-a-year confidential and online
support for LGBTQ youth?
The Trevor Project recommends the following to LGBTQ youth: 1.
Non-judgmental stance. Do not judge yourself or your reactions. You are
allowed to feel your emotions without “shoulding” on yourself. 2.
Disconnect. Find time each day to disconnect from screens. I mean ALL
screens. No phone, iPad, computer or TV. Use this time to center
yourself without input from other people. 3. Connect. Schedule
online time with people with whom you have healthy connections. Even a
10 minute conversation can be helpful. 4. Educate yourself.
You may have special circumstances regarding housing or transitioning.
Look for local resources to help you find out your rights and what you
can do. Educate yourself about COVID-19 and try to use more mainstream
sources like the CDC. Having actual information will decrease your
anxiety. 5. Find calm. Figure out what works for you to find
calm – music, working out, connecting with people, drawing, etc. You
may want to alternate these activities because they may become less
effective if you rely on them too heavily. 6. Set a schedule. Having a schedule for the day provides structure and some degree of certainty in your life. 7.
Go outside. You can go outside! Even if you are an indoorsy person,
being outside for fresh air will do wonders for your mood. Obviously,
you want to maintain six feet from other folks, but you are allowed
outside. Try to find time every day! 8. Find the little
things. You don’t have to do anything major to feel better. Sometimes
it’s the small things that help the most, such as taking a moment to
enjoy the candy you are eating, listening to the birds, or the
excitement of a new game. There are many small moments in the day. Try
to find a few. 9. Get help. You are not alone. We are here for
you at the The Trevor Project, 24/7. There are also other resources
including online psychotherapy and support. Rules around telehealth
have been relaxed in this crisis, and it is easier than ever to find a
clinician to see you online. There are also apps that could be helpful
to you. 10. Don’t give up. This will pass. Just like any emotion,
all of the ones above will reach a peak and subside. Engage in your
wellness strategies, reach out to someone (we are here!), or talk a
walk. The human body was not meant to maintain intense negative
emotions. If you ride out the wave, it will diminish. As humans, we are
pretty predictable in that way.
Please contact us at arlisstewart@gmail.com for information or support. | 2020
meetings Feb 12th, 5:00 pm March-Dec, zoom meetings
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| 2019
meetings Jan 9th, 5:00 pm
Feb 13th, 5:00 pm Mar 13th, 5:00 pm April 10th, 5:00 pm May 8th, 5:00 pm June 12th, 5:00 pm July 10th, 5 pm August 1st, 5:30 pm* Sept 11th, 5:00 pm Oct 9th, 5 pm Oct 21st, 5 pm** Nov 13th, 5pm Dec 11th, 6 pm ***
| at Kitsap Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
4418 Perry Avenue
Bremerton 98310
*Summer potluck at Patricia's
**Meeting with Dr. Prince, new Central Kitsap School District Superintendent ***Holiday dinner at JJ’s Fish House
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| Friday, December 6th
| Kitsap Council for Human Rights Annual Conference 8:00am - 4:00pm at Olympic College | | Saturday, July 20th |
Kitsap Pride
Visit our booth for free posters, visibility
stickers and other materials for your school. 11 am - 5:00 pm at
Evergreen Park, Bremerton | | Friday, March 22rd |
25th Annual Youth Human
Rights Rally
co-sponsored by Kitsap Safe Schools Network
On
March 22, 2018, 300 junior and senior high school
students from the Kitsap Peninsula will gather
at Olympic College to educate one another and
celebrate the human rights of all students. For
more information go to
kitsapyouthrally.org. |
2018
| 2018
meetings Jan 10th, 5:00 pm
Feb 7th, 5:00 pm Mar 14th, 5:00 pm April 11th, 5:00 pm May 9th, 5:00 pm No June meeting August 8th, 6 pm* Sept 12th, 5 pm October 10th, 5 pm November 14th, 5 pm December 12th, 6pm**
| at Kitsap Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
4418 Perry Avenue
Bremerton 98310
*Annual Summer Potluck at Patrcia's
**at JJ's Fishhouse
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Kitsap Pride
Visit our booth for free posters, visibility
stickers and other materials for your school. 11 am - 5:00 pm at
Evergreen Park, Bremerton | | Friday, March 23rd |
24th Annual Youth Human
Rights Rally
co-sponsored by Kitsap Safe Schools Network
On
March 23, 2018, 300 junior and senior high school
students from the Kitsap Peninsula will gather
at Olympic College to educate one another and
celebrate the human rights of all students. For
more information go to
kitsapyouthrally.org. | | Friday, January 16th |
Handling Controversial Issues Professionally
A Kitsap Safe Schools Workshop for Educators & Community Members Skills that apply to issues such as race, gender, sexual orientation and religion-sponsored by Kitsap Safe Schools Network | 2017 | 2017
meetings Jan 11th, 5:00 pm
Feb 8th, 5:00 pm Mar 1st, 5:00 pm May 10th, 5:00 pm June 14th, 5:00 pm Aug 16th, 6:00 pm at Jane's Sept 13th, 5:00 pm Oct 11th, 5:00 pm Nov 8th, 5:00 pm Dec 13th, 6:00 pm at JJs Fishhouse
| at Kitsap Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
4418 Perry Avenue
Bremerton 98310
| | Saturday, July 15th |
Kitsap Pride
Visit our booth for free posters, visibility
stickers and other materials for your school. 11 am - 5:00 pm at
Evergreen Park, Bremerton | | Saturday, May 27th 7-11 pm | Pink Prom Admiral Theater 515 Pacific Avenue, Bremerton
Sponsors: The Q Center and Kitsap Safe Schools | | Friday, March 24th |
23rd Annual Youth Human
Rights Rally
co-sponsored by Kitsap Safe Schools Network
On
March 24, 2017, 350 junior and senior high school
students from the Kitsap Peninsula will gather
at Olympic College to educate one another and
celebrate the human rights of all students. For
more information go to
kitsapyouthrally.org. |
2016
| 2016
meetings Jan 20th, 5:00 pm
Feb 10th, 5:00 pm Mar 9th, 5:00 pm April 13th. 5:00 pm May 11th, 5 pm Sept 14th, 5 pm Oct 20th, 5 pm Nov 9th, 5 pm | at Kitsap Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
4418 Perry Avenue
Bremerton 98310
| | Dec 14, 6 pm | at JJs in Poulsbo | | Summer potluck: Aug 9th, 5:30 pm | at Mackenzie home | | Friday, Dec 9th | Attend and come to our workshop at the 2016 Kitsap County Human Rights Conference, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. December 9 at Olympic College in Bremerton. This year's theme is "Implicit Bias." http://www.kitsapgov.com/boards/humanrights/hrcboard.htm
| | Mondays Nov 21, 28, Dec 5th | Bremerton HIgh GSA Sex Ed Workshops | | Saturday, July 16th |
Kitsap Pride
Visit our booth for free posters, visibility
stickers and other materials for your school. 11 am - 5:00 pm at
Evergreen Park, Bremerton | | Saturday, May 14th 7-11 pm | Pink Prom Admiral Theater 515 Pacific Avenue, Bremerton
Sponsors: The Q Center and Kitsap Safe Schools | | Friday, March 25th |
22nd Annual Youth Human
Rights Rally
co-sponsored by Kitsap Safe Schools Network
On
March 25, 2016, 350 junior and senior high school
students from the Kitsap Peninsula will gather
at Olympic College to educate one another and
celebrate the human rights of all students. For
more information go to
kitsapyouthrally.org. | | Mondays February 15, 22, & 29th
| Bremerton HIgh GSA Sex Ed Workshops |
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Kitsap Pride
Visit our booth for free posters, visibility
stickers and other materials for your school.
Noon - 5:00 pm at
Evergreen Park, Bremerton | | | Friday, April 17th |  2015 Day of Silence Sponsors: Kitsap Safe Schools, the Q Center and Kitsap peninsula GSAs GSA's
across the Kitsap Peninsula are observing the National Day of Silence,
a student-led day of action on which students recognize and protest the
discrimination and harassment experienced by lesbian, gay, bisexual and
transgender (LGBT) students and their allies. | | | Friday, March 20th
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21st Annual Youth Human
Rights Rally
co-sponsored by Kitsap Safe Schools Network
On
March 20, 2015 over 300 junior and senior high school
students from the Kitsap Peninsula will gather
at Olympic College to educate one another and
celebrate the human rights of all students. For
more information go to
kitsapyouthrally.org. | | | Friday, February 27th 7-9 pm Sylvan Way Library 1301 Sylvan Way Bremerton 98310 | Sylvan Way Library LGBTQ Youth Laser Lock-in A night
of rad laser tag, with DJ, dancing, movies, books and more. All
gender expressions and orientations welcome. Pre-registration
required. Hosted in partnership
with The Q Center and Kitsap Regional Library. Funding support provided
by the Kitsap Safe Schools Network and East Bremerton Friends of the
Library. |
| 2014 | | | | Friday, Saturday August 8th & 9th | Kitsap Youth in Action training Sponsors:Americorp, With Respect, Kitsap Safe Schools | | | | Sunday,
July 20th |
Kitsap Pride
Visit our booth for free posters, visibility
stickers and other materials for your school.
Noon - 5:00 pm at
Evergreen Park, Bremerton | | | | Saturday, May 24th 7:00 - 11:00 pm | Pink Prom Olympic College Bremer Student Center 1600 Chester Avenue, Bremerton
Sponsors: The Q Center and Kitsap Safe Schools
 | | | | Friday, April 11th |  2014 Day of Silence Sponsors: Kitsap Safe Schools, the Q Center and Kitsap peninsula GSAs GSA's
across the Kitsap Peninsula are observing the National Day of Silence,
a student-led day of action on which students recognize and protest the
discrimination and harassment experienced by lesbian, gay, bisexual and
transgender (LGBT) students and their allies. | | | | Friday, March 21st
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20th Annual Youth Human
Rights Rally
co-sponsored by Kitsap Safe Schools Network
On
March 21, 2014 over 300 junior and senior high school
students from the Kitsap Peninsula will gather
at Olympic College to educate one another and
celebrate the human rights of all students. For
more information go to
kitsapyouthrally.org. | | | | Monday March 17th | Central Kitsap School District workshop Sponsors: With Respect and Kitsap Safe Schools | | | | March 4, 11 & 18 | Kitsap Youth in Action training Sponsors: With Respect and Kitsap Safe Schools | | | | Jan 8th, 5:30 pm
Feb 5th, 5:30 pm March 12th, 5:30 pm April 9th, 5:30 pm May 14th, 5:30 pm Sept 17th, 5:30 pm Oct 22nd, 4:30 pm Nov 12th, 5:30 pm Dec 17th, 6:00 pm* | 2014
meetings at Kitsap Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
4418 Perry Avenue
Bremerton 98310
*December 17th meeting at JJ's Fish House in Poulsbo |
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2013 |
| Friday, December 6th 8:00 am-3:15 pm
| The 23rd Annual Kitsap County Human Rights Conference December 6, 2013 8 a.m.-3:15 p.m., Kitsap Conference Center, Bremerton
The Ally is YOU!Inspire, Empower, UniteA day of speakers, workshops and networking - bringing people together to educate and strengthen the LGBTQI community and Allies Conference details
| | Tuesday, November 26th | Central Kitsap School District Paraeducator training Sponsors: With Respect and Kitsap Safe Schools | | Friday, November 15th 7:00 pm |
Straighlaced ~ How Gender's Got Us All Tied Up A free community screening
From
girls confronting popular messages about culture and body image to boys
who are sexually active just to prove they aren't gay, the students in
Straightlaced illustrate the toll that deeply held stereotypes and
rigid gender policing have on all of our lives. By Academy Award
winning director Debra Chasnoff The film will be followed by a discussion with Kitsap youth, facilitated by Leak Kyaio, Kitsap Safe Schools trainer'. November 15, 2013, 7:00 pm at Ground Zero Center, 16159 Clear Creek Rd, Poulsbo 98370 Sponsored by Free Range Films, a coordinated effort between NK 99% and Ground Zero Center.. Free, donations accepted.. | | Saturday, October 26th 10 am - 1:00 pm |
Safe & Bully Free Classrooms Workshop
Sponsors: Kitsap Safe Schools and With Respect Trainer: Leah Kyaio, M.Ed.
Learn
skills and strategies to create classrooms that are safe and bully free
while supporting high performing learners, all while having fun. Pizza, beverages provided. Clock hours (4) pending.
October 26th, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm at Silverwood School Commons 14000 Central Valley Rd NW, Poulsbo, WA 98370 $35 early bird registration $50 at the door Register at http://www.with-respect.com/register.htm Download flyer | | Tuesday, October 22nd
4:00 - 8:00 pm |
Safe & Bully Free Classrooms Workshop
Sponsors: Kitsap Safe Schools and With Respect Trainer: Leah Kyaio, M.Ed.
Learn
skills and strategies to create classrooms that are safe and bully free
while supporting high performing learners, all while having fun. Pizza, beverages provided. Clock hours (4) pending.
October 22nd, 4:00-8:00 pm at Fairview Jr High, Library 8107 Central Valley Road, Bremerton WA 98311 $35 early bird registration $50 at the door Register at http://www.with-respect.com/register.htm Download flyer | | Thursday, September 26th
4:00 - 8:00 pm
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Safe & Bully Free Classrooms Workshop
Sponsors: Kitsap Safe Schools and With Respect Trainer: Leah Kyaio, M.Ed.
Learn
skills and strategies to create classrooms that are safe and bully free
while supporting high performing learners, all while having fun. Pizza, beverages provided. Clock hours (4) pending.
September 26th, 4:00-8:00 pm at Silverwood School Commons 14000 Central Valley Rd NW, Poulsbo, WA 98370 $35 early bird registration before September 20, 2013 $50 after that and at the door Register at http://www.with-respect.com/register.htm Download flyer |
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Sunday,
July 21st |
Kitsap Pride
Visit our booth for free posters, visibility
stickers and other materials for your school.
Noon - 5:00 pm at
Evergreen Park, Bremerton |
| Friday, April 19th |  2013 Day of Silence Sponsors: Kitsap Safe Schools, the Q Center and Kitsap peninsula GSAs GSA's
across the Kitsap Peninsula are observing the National Day of Silence,
a student-led day of action on which students recognize and protest the
discrimination and harassment experienced by lesbian, gay, bisexual and
transgender (LGBT) students and their allies. |
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Friday,
March 22nd |
19th Annual Youth Human
Rights Rally
co-sponsored by Kitsap Safe Schools Network
On
March 22, 2013 over 300 junior and senior high school
students from the Kitsap Peninsula will gather
at Olympic College to educate one another and
celebrate the human rights of all students. For
more information go to
kitsapyouthrally.org. |
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January 21-25
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Kitsap peninsula GSAs and the Q Center
organize No Name Calling Week activities at their schools, providing
students and educators with the tools and inspiration needed to confront bullying.
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Jan 16, 4:30pm
Feb 13, 5:00pm
Mar 13, 5:00pm
May 8th, 4:30pm
June 12, 5:00 pm
Aug 14, 5:00 pm Sept 4, 5:00 pm Nov 9,10am-4pm Nov 13, 5:00pm Dec 11, 5:00pm |
2013
meetings
Kitsap Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
4418 Perry Avenue
Bremerton 98310 |
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Monday,
December 10th |
Presentation to Central Kitsap School District
Culturally Responsive Leaders group |
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Friday,
December 7th |
Kitsap County Council Human Rights Conference
Staffed information table for Kitsap Safe Schools and the
2013 Kitsap Youth Human Rights Conference. |
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Sunday,
July 22nd |
Kitsap Pride
Visit our booth for free posters, visibility
stickers and other materials for your school.
Noon - 5:00 pm at
Evergreen Park, Bremerton |
| Friday, April 20th |  2012 Day of Silence Sponsors: Kitsap Safe Schools, the Q Center and Kitsap peninsula GSAs GSA's
across the Kitsap Peninsula are observing the National Day of Silence,
a student-led day of action on which students recognize and protest the
discrimination and harassment experienced by lesbian, gay, bisexual and
transgender (LGBT) students and their allies. | |
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Friday,
March 23rd |
Kitsap Youth Rally for Human Rights
On
March 23, 2012 over 300 junior and senior high school
students from the Kitsap Peninsula will gather
at Olympic College to educate one another and
celebrate the human rights of all students. For
more information go to
kitsapyouthrally.org. |
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February training & workshops |
With Respect events, Leah R.
Kyaio trainer
Co-sponsored by Kitsap Safe
Schools Network
Feb 2, 5-8pm
Silverdale Community Center |
Bullied to Suicide;
Breaking the Cycle |
Feb 7, 9am-Noon
West Sound Counselors |
Bully Proof! Kids and
Schools |
Feb 20, 4-7pm
Givens Community Center |
Bully Proof! Kids and
Schools |
Feb 22, 4-7pm
Givens Community Center |
Classroom Culture:
Intentional, Inclusive, & Respectful |
Feb 29,
9am-Noon
Olympic ESD 114 |
Bully Up! Bullies to
Leaders |
Go to
http://withrespect.webs.com/events.htm for details and to register.
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January 23-27
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Kitsap peninsula GSAs and the Q Center are
organizing No Name Calling Week activities at their schools, providing
students and educators with the tools and inspiration needed to deal
with bullying in our schools.
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January 11th
February 8th
March 14th
April 11th
September 12
October 10
November 14
December 12 |
2012 Monthly
meetings
5:00 pm
Kitsap Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
4418 Perry Avenue
Bremerton 98310
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Thursday, October 27th &
Monday,
October 31st
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With Respect & the Kitsap
Safe Schools Network are holding two 3 hour workshops on bullying at
Kitsap Unitarian Universalist Fellowship on Thursday, October 27th and Monday,
October 31st, from 4:00-7:00 pm.
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October 27th: We Can Stop the
Bullying! - A skills-based adult training for all professionals,
community members, and individuals who know, witness, and want to stop
bullying
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October 31st: Victim Bully
<--> The Cycle! - A skills-based adult training for all professionals,
community members, and individuals who want to understand the behavior of
bullying to interrupt and prevent the cycle.
Leah R. Kyaio, M.Ed., is the
trainer/facilitator for both workshops, and her interactive workshops are
grounded in some of the most recent research and thinking about bullying. Clock
hours, CEUs, and CLEs are in process and anticipated to be available. Pizza,
fruit & beverage will be provided by Kitsap Safe Schools Network
Workshop fee: $25/ea Need a scholarship? Please contact Kitsap Safe Schools at
info@kitsapsafeschools.org.
TO REGISTER:
Go to
http://withrespect.webs.com/registration.htm or
Call 360-710-4632. |
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Saturday,
July 16th |
Kitsap Pride
Visit our booth for free posters, visibility
stickers and a chance to win a Kindle.
Noon - 5:00 pm at
Evergreen Park, Bremerton |
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Friday,
April 15th |

GSA's across the Kitsap Peninsula are
observing the National Day of Silence, a student-led day of action on
which students recognize and protest the discrimination and harassment
experienced by lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) students
and their allies. |
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Wednesday,
March 30th |
3 hour training for South Kitsap classified
staff |
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Friday,
March 18th |
17th Annual Youth Human
Rights Rally
co-sponsored by Kitsap Safe Schools Network
8:00 am - 1:30 pm
Olympic College, Bremer Student Center
300 high school students from across the Kitsap Peninsula will
gather to learn from one another's presentations and workshops.
Please send me more information about Youth Human Rights Rally
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Feb. 23rd & 24th |
Day of Silence educator and
youth trainings |
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Thursday,
February 10th |
South Kitsap secondary
principals |
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Wednesday,
January 26th |
South Kitsap educators
gathering
5:00 pm at the
Puerto Vallarta restaurant |
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January 12th
February 7th*
March 9th*
April 13th*
May 11th
June 8th
October 12
November 9 |
2011 Monthly
meetings
5:00 pm
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Tuesday,
November 16th |
Straighlaced ~ How Gender 's Got Us All
Tied Up
A free showing of the documentary film from Academy Award
winning director Debra Chasnoff
For high school students and the adults who care
about the issues they face
5:00 pm at the Firehouse Theater
11171 NE Highway 104. Kingston |
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Wednesday,
September 29th |
South Kitsap educators
gathering
5:00 pm at the Bay Street Bistro |
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Saturday,
July 17th |
Kitsap Pride
Visit our booth for free posters, visibility
stickers and a chance to win a Kindle.
Noon - 5:00 pm at
Evergreen Park, Bremerton |
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Friday,
April 16th |

GSA's across the Kitsap Peninsula are
observing the National Day of Silence, a student-led day of action on
which students recognize and protest the discrimination and harassment
experienced by lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) students
and their allies. |
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Friday,
March 19th |
16th Annual Youth Human Rights Rally
co-sponsored by Kitsap Safe Schools Network
8:00 am - 1:30 pm
Olympic College, Bremer Student Center
Over 300 high school students from across the Kitsap Peninsula will
gather to learn from one another's presentations and workshops.
Please send me more information about Youth Human Rights Rally |
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Monday,
March 1st |
Straighlaced ~ How Gender 's Got Us All
Tied Up
A free showing of the new documentary film from Academy Award
winning director Debra Chasnoff
For high school students and the adults who care
about the issues they face
Door
4:30 pm, Film starts, 5:00 pm
at the Historic Orchard Theater |
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January 26-30 |

Schools across the Kitsap Peninsula are
participating in No Name Calling Week, an annual week of educational
activities aimed at ending name-calling of all kinds and providing
students and educators with the tools and inspiration needed to deal
with bullying in our schools. |
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January 13th
February 10th
March 10th
April 14th
May 12th
June 9th
August 1
September 8
October 13
November 10
December 8 |
2010 Monthly
meetings
5:00 pm
Kitsap HIV/AIDS
Foundation
2841 Northwest Kitsap Place, Silverdale |
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2009
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November 4th* |
Workshop: No Dumb Questions,
Really!
4:30-7:30 pm
at Kitsap Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
4418 Perry Ave
NE, Bremerton |
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February 25th
March 11th
May 13th
June 10th
September 9th
October 7th
December 9th |
2009 Monthly
meetings
5:00 pm
Kitsap HIV/AIDS
Foundation
2841 Northwest Kitsap Place, Silverdale |
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April 8th* |
Workshop: Gender Non-Conforming
Children
and Youth
4:30-7:30 pm
at WEA Olympic Council,
26297 Twelve Trees Lane NW, Poulsbo |
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January 14th* |
Workshop: Handling Controversial
Issues
Professionally
4:30 pm
at WEA Olympic Council,
26297 Twelve Trees Lane NW, Poulsbo |
2008
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March 3rd |
North Kitsap Global Source
Consultation |
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April 17th |
Global Source North Kitsap Community Dialogue
at WEA Olympic Council,
26297 Twelve Trees Lane NW, Poulsbo |
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April 30th* |
Workshop: School Bullying, Suicide & Self-harm
Sue Eastgard, MSW, Executive Director of Youth Suicide Prevention
Project
4:30 pm
at Kiana Lodge,
14976 Sandy Hook Rd
NE, Poulsbo |
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January 9th
February 13th
March 12th
April 9th
May 14th
August 6th
September 10th |
Monthly
meetings
5:00 pm
Admiral Theatre
Community Room
in Bremerton |
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October 8th |
5:00 pm
Kitsap Unitarian
Universalist Fellowship
4418 Perry Ave NE, East Bremerton |
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October 23rd* |
Workshop: Safe Schools? Not
until we eliminate all bullying.
at WEA Olympic Council,
26297 Twelve Trees Lane NW, Poulsbo |
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November 12th
December 10th |
5:00 pm
Kitsap HIV/AIDS
Foundation
2841 Northwest Kitsap Place, Silverdale |
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2007
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January 24th* |
Workshop: Safe Schools? Not
until we eliminate all harassment.
at Kitsap Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
4418 Perry Ave
NE, Bremerton |
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January 10
February 7th
March 14th
April 11th |
Monthly
meetings
5:00 pm
at BaddaBing
BaddaBoom
315 Pacific, Bremerton |
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April 18th*
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Workshop: Tools and
Techniques
at Kitsap Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
4418 Perry Ave
NE, Bremerton |
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May 9th
June 13th
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Monthly
meeting
5:00 pm
Admiral Theatre
Community Room
in Bremerton |
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August 22nd
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Monthly
meeting
5:00 pm
at Kitsap Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
4418 Perry Ave
NE, Bremerton |
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September 12th
October 10th
November 7th |
Monthly
meetings
5:00 pm
Admiral Theatre
Community Room
in Bremerton |
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November 14th*
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Workshop:
Planning for Your School
at Kitsap Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
4418 Perry Ave
NE, Bremerton |
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3 hour workshop
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