The Humanity Project

The Humanity Project is in the news today. South Florida’s Sun Sentinel, one of Florida’s largest newspapers, has published a major piece on our innovative At-Risk Reading/Writing Program. Just click to check it out:

Some of our at-risk summer students in July 2010, helping to write their own anti-bullying book for younger kids.

http://tinyurl.com/2eagwae There’s also a link just posted with a WSFL-TV news story about our program at http://tinyurl.com/3axtath (FYI: You have to watch a 30-second commercial before the story airs.) This Humanity Project program is possible because of a generous grant from State Farm Insurance. The books these kids are writing this summer in turn will go into elementary schools as part of our in-school anti-bullying program — and that anti-bullying program is made possible in large part with generous help from Broward Sheriff’s Office. These partners help us to help others in fresh ways that make a difference. If you read this news story by Rafael Olmeda, you’ll see what we mean. Please pass along these links to any interested friends and family, by the way. Thx!!

Tags: anti-bullying, Broward Sheriff's Office, BSO, helping kids, human values, Humanity Project, State Farm Insurance, teaching human values, The Humanity Project

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