A role for world’s schools in ending sexual harassment and abuse

This article appeared in the February 28, 2018 edition of the Monitor Daily. by By Sara Miller Llana Staff writer

In many countries, schools are where children can freely ask the question, “Why?” That’s the reason many see the classroom as a powerful forum in which to challenge entrenched behaviors and assumptions.
– Amelia Newcomb Managing Editor

The 30 Sec. Read, In their gender-segregated classroom at the Laufásborg preschool in Reykjavik, the girls strike warrior poses as part of their morning ritual in girl power that begins every school day here. “I am strong,” they yell. “I am strong!” Next door………Click here to read more

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One Response to “A role for world’s schools in ending sexual harassment and abuse”

Kathy says:

March 1, 2018 at 3:42 am

Thanks for posting this wonderful article and great video – what a wonderful way to look at our little ones .

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