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Videos & Curricula
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Kitsap Safe Schools has the
following videos that can be borrowed for a week or two.
Most include a discussion guide or curriculum. To reserve
a video send as an email to
info@kitsapsafeschools.org or call
1-800-503-7615. |
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Let's Get Real
(2003) takes an honest and unflinching look at the epidemic of
name-calling and bullying among middle school youth today. Told
entirely from a youth perspective,
Let's Get Real
features not only kids who are targeted, but also the youth who
do the bullying and the allies who intervene when they witness
harassment. Curriculum available.
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That’s a Family!
is an entertaining half-hour video that breaks new ground in
helping elementary school–age children see and understand the
many different shapes that families take today. Curriculum
available.
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Straightlaced–How Gender’s Got Us All Tied Up
explores how gender expectations limit the lives
of all teenagers. Constant pressure to act a certain way,
confronting messages about body image, silencing feelings and
making incorrect assumptions about peers are brought to light in
candid interviews with more than 50 teens from diverse
backgrounds.
Curriculum available. |
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It’s Elementary—Talking About Gay Issues in
School
is an inspiring, award-winning film that explores how teachers
can include discussions about gay people in their classrooms
with elementary and middle school students. Discussion guide
available.
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No Dumb Questions
explores three children’s reactions when their transgendered
uncle Bill decides to start living life as Barbara. No Dumb
Questions addresses some of the real problems someone who is
transgendered may face, but it also shows a world that can be
warm, loving, and accepting. It will serve as an excellent
discussion-starter in high school classrooms.
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