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Author
Publisher
Safe 2 Tell Colorado
Pub. Date
2018.
Language
English
Description
The goal of Safe2Tell is to intervene at the earliest possible point in the life a young person who is struggling, helping them when they need it before the situation turns into a tragedy. Safe2Tell serves as the statewide bystander reporting tool for concerns in Colorado. The Safe2Tell solution was developed specifically to encourage those with information about a possible event to report it.
Publisher
Safe 2 Tell Colorado
Pub. Date
2016.
Language
English
Description
Safe2Tell was founded on the idea that prevention and early intervention is the key to preventing violence and saving lives. The model safety and prevention initiative, Safe2Tell, was developed on the principals of educating young people and school staff on critical issues, encouraging them to be part of the solution of prevention, equipping them with a tangible direct way to report anonymously and empowering them to make a difference.
Publisher
Colorado Department of Public Safety, School Safety Resource Center
Pub. Date
2019.
Language
English
Description
"In the twenty years following the Columbine High School tragedy, Colorado school safety has vastly improved, thanks to the efforts of school leaders and their community partners, a number of organizations and state and private agencies ranging from the Colorado General Assembly to private foundations, citizens, and others. Here's a chronology of some key milestones contributing to improved school safety for Colorado students and schools.
17) Annual report
Author
Publisher
Colorado Attorney General, Safe2Tell Colorado
Pub. Date
2013-
Language
English
18) Safe at school: addressing the school environment and LGBT safety through policy and legislation
Author
Publisher
National Education Policy Center
Pub. Date
[2010]
Language
English
Description
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) students face a unique set of safety concerns each day. Over 85% report being harassed because of their sexual or gender identity, and over 20% report being physically attacked. Far too often teachers and administrators do nothing in response. In part because of this, the suicide rate for LGBT students continues to be 3-4 times higher than that of their straight counterparts, and in some parts of the...
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