Teach Anti-Bullying Seminar for Parents at Pennsylvania Leadership Charter School in West Chester Tonight, Thursday, January 24th at 6 p.m.
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| Claudio Cerullo (center at podium), the founder and president of Teach Anti-Bullying, speaking on behalf of the Pennsylvania Safe Schools Act (PASS) with State Rep. Dan Truitt (at left) in the Capitol Media Center in Harrisburg, PA on Wednesday, January 23, 2013. |
West Chester, PA – January 24, 2013 – Teach
Anti-Bullying, the Philadelphia-based non-profit organization dedicated to
working with educators and parents on the bullying crisis in our communities,
is presenting an anti-bullying seminar for parents at the Pennsylvania
Leadership Charter School in West Chester on Thursday, January 24th
from 6 to 8 p.m.
The seminar will take place in the school’s
auditorium. The Pennsylvania Leadership
Charter School is located at 1332 Enterprise Drive, in West Chester, PA
19380. Additional information about the
school is available at http://www.palcs.org.
Speakers will include Claudio Cerullo, Ph.D., the founder
and President of Teach Anti-Bullying, as well as Daniela Desiderio Redpath, the
organization’s vice president.
Teach Anti-Bullying was launched in November 2011 out of
growing concern for the issue of bullying both in the classroom and in the
community. Serving children and families who have been, or are being affected
by, bullying,
Teach Anti-Bullying works to raise awareness and support, while
encouraging the collaboration of all stakeholders – children, educators,
parents, community leaders, law enforcement, and local, state and federal
legislators – in the pro-active intervention against bullying as well as the
prevention of bullying.
Teach Anti-Bullying’s services include school assemblies,
workshops, conferences and speaking engagements; advocacy; program development
and implementation; policy development and implementation; victimization
support services; bullying in the workplace programs; online support for
children and families; and expert witness for anti-bullying court cases.
In just the first 12 months of Teach Anti-Bullying’s
existence, the organization has made over two dozen presentations to over 1,000
parents, over 1,000 educators and professionals, and over 2,000 students in
events in the Greater Philadelphia Region.
Teach Anti-Bullying also presented last March at the State of
Louisiana’s Call for Action Anti-Bullying Conference in Baton Rouge.