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Services Juvenile Justice

Programs for Youth in Juvenile Justice

Tuesday, 02 November 2010 23:38

Bully

HREC teaches character education, non-violent conflict resolution and empathy education to youth in custody of the Department of Corrections. This program promotes the development of appropriate peer interactions and behaviors designed to initiate and maintain respectful and healthy social relationships.  This program is often taught in conjunction with Teaching Tolerance through the Arts.  In 2011, HREC is teaching in the West Valley City, Project 180 Program.

 

 

 

"The student reaction to the workshops of HREC was overwhelmingly positive.  It was perhaps the first time (these incarcerated youth) they have looked at their own biases or had made the connection between bias, hatred and violence.  I wish this training could be incorporated in all curricula. but until then, HREC has a vital role to play.  I highly recommend their services."

Patrick Colclough
Teacher, Wasatch Youth Center

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If you are interested in The Human Rights Education Center of Utah assisting you by providing any of our services, please contact us. We are always happy to help!

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"This workshop needs to be in every school! It is wonderful!"

ESL Teacher
Salt Lake City School District

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The Human Rights Education center of Utah provides educational programs that address bias, bullying and discrimination in the community & advocates for public policies that promote equality, diversity and respect for everyone. We imagine a world where all people are honored and respected equally.

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