Upcoming She Forums:
Upcoming SHE Forums:Chandler Unified School District, August 2010 held at Seville Golf and Country ClubMesa Public Schools, Carson JHS September 11th DOVE Girl World Tour Workshop for parents and girls ages 8-14 with Rosalind Wiseman, September 24th, Desert Mountain HS Scottsdale Unified School District, Mountainside Middle School,September 25th Paradise Valley Unified Schools, October 16th Cave Creek Unified Schools, Sonoran Trails TBD Western Pennsylvania Girl Scouts, Clarion, PA November 7th Parent Forum Speaker Information and Details Click here for info |
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What is the SHE Forum?
The Sharing Healthy Experiences Forum is a program designed for girls in grades 5-8. The desired outcome is to give girls a unique combination of tools, strategies, and solutions to combat relational aggression and peer to peer bullying. The SHE forum sessions are scheduled concurrently for students, parents, and educators. The seperate sessions allow participants to take part in dialogue about current trends and topics in communicating with their teen effectively.
The She Forum is one of the first local and national campaigns to systemically address relational aggression. We know from research and experiences that emotionally, socially, and physically safe climates are critical for children and adolescents to succeed in school and life. Our Forum is a series of events that we want girls and their parents to attend and participate.
Through awareness, education, and advocacy, we work with youth, families, schools and communities to build safe social climates by promoting healthy character development and addressing relational aggression.
Our Mission
Our charge and mission is to raise awareness about relational aggression, provide educational resources and innovative programming, as we advocate for healthy youth. Creating safe social climates is delivered through our continuum of services that we offer to individuals, schools and communities nationwide. For more information about how to bring the SHE Forum to your school or community organization, call Katey McPherson at (602) 881-8253 or Contact Us
