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A program that equips teachers, educators, and parents with tools to enhance children's understanding and tolerance of the unfamiliar, while aiming to reduce the inclination towards violence.
Receive access to 5 modules with resources and tools covering multiple diversity topics including:
Prejudice & Discrimination
Ethnicity
Culture
Gender Identity
Disabilities
Bonus: Tolerance Coaching Handbook
Backed by Research
Each learning module was designed by experts with modern research-backed insights to ensure the content is age-appropriate for the students and serves as an effective toolbox for educators with over 50+ extended resources readily available.
35+ Class Activities for Students
Gain over 35 free class activities for students to participate in to help expand their understanding of all the diversity topics covered in the modules.
And More Features!
Educational Videos
Receive a catalog of educational and age-appropriate videos to share with your class
Guides & Tips for Teachers
Read collections of short articles and quick tips to help guide your teaching on sensitive topics
Class Discussion Questions
Help guide a positive class discussion with a focus question and related discussion question
Assessments
Test student learning and knowledge with pre- and post-assessments tailored to each module
Our Purpose - Our Promise
Our goal: Protecting Children from the Impact of Violence
Our children live in a world filled with hateful words, bias, intolerance, and violent interactions. This hate-filled world is constantly reinvigorated by extremist rhetoric, hate group actions, public exhibitions of bias, and in-home prejudice-based modeling against:
Religions
Cultures
Disabilities
Physical Appearance
Ethnicity
Gender
Among the many repercussions of this escalating online and public exposure of children to statements and actions of bias is the initiation of the cycle of prejudice and as a result–its partner–violence.
Partners
Funded by the Department of Homeland Security and federal Emergency Management Administration's non-emergency anti-terrorism effort.
Created and implemented by the University of Central Oklahoma Department of Mass Communications under the direction of Sandra Martin and the Department of Educational Sciences, Foundations & Research under the direction of Dr. Tyler Weldon.
Receive access to 5 modules with resources and tools covering multiple diversity topics including:
Prejudice & Discrimination
Ethnicity
Culture
Gender Identity
Disabilities
Bonus: Tolerance Coaching Handbook
Backed by Research
Each learning module was designed by experts with modern research-backed insights to ensure the content is age-appropriate for the students and serves as an effective toolbox for educators with over 50+ extended resources readily available.
35+ Class Activities for Students
Gain over 35 free class activities for students to participate in to help expand their understanding of all the diversity topics covered in the modules.
And More Features!
Educational Videos
Receive a catalog of educational and age-appropriate videos to share with your class
Guides & Tips for Teachers
Read collections of short articles and quick tips to help guide your teaching on sensitive topics
Class Discussion Questions
Help guide a positive class discussion with a focus question and related discussion question
Assessments
Test student learning and knowledge with pre- and post-assessments tailored to each module
Our Purpose - Our Promise
Our goal: Protecting Children from the Impact of Violence
Our children live in a world filled with hateful words, bias, intolerance, and violent interactions. This hate-filled world is constantly reinvigorated by extremist rhetoric, hate group actions, public exhibitions of bias, and in-home prejudice-based modeling against:
Religions
Cultures
Disabilities
Physical Appearance
Ethnicity
Gender
Among the many repercussions of this escalating online and public exposure of children to statements and actions of bias is the initiation of the cycle of prejudice and as a result–its partner–violence.
Partners
Funded by the Department of Homeland Security and federal Emergency Management Administration's non-emergency anti-terrorism effort.
Created and implemented by the University of Central Oklahoma Department of Mass Communications under the direction of Sandra Martin and the Department of Educational Sciences, Foundations & Research under the direction of Dr. Tyler Weldon.
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What's new
Updated Target Android SDK to API 34. Also update deprecated color scheme property.
