LifePlay understands that the dynamics and motivations that fuel bullying is vastly different in boys than with girls—to recognize and wisely respond to bullying requires different skills and lessons for each gender, plus proper tools for prevention and defense.
We partner with schools to craft tailor different in-school workshops and assemblies to address bullying issues and awareness for girls vs. boys.
GirlPower addresses the "relational aggresion" aspect of bullying and helps girls identify the subtle and long-reaching types of harm that can be inflicted (sometimes unknowingly) to others around them. We arm girls with the skills to recogize such aggresions and how best to respond to them in an impactful and mature way.
GirlPower programs can be structured as one-time in-class sessions, multi-visit workshops, or school-wide assemblies...contact us to learn more and inquire about having GirlPower at your school.
BuildingMen addresses the physical agression that is most often used to bully and intimidate. We may involve the school staff to express their own bullying experiences, or role-play scenarios of aggression, to convey that those who are bullied are not alone, and those who do can change.
BuildingMen programs are also available as in-class workshops or school assemblies. Inquire about BuildingMen at your school.
