1. DASA for Students: Bullying, Harassment, and Discrimination Prevention
Reporting and Advocates for Change
Play music: Anti bullying or support i.e.: True Colors, Song for Tre. Check Youtube.
Tracey D. Messinger, M.S. Ed.

2. Housekeeping

3. Working Agreement What do you need to feel safe today?
What rules do we need today?
Newsprint: Create working agreement

4. Goals: What Do you Want to Learn?
Write down on newsprint what students what to gain from workshop?

5. Parking Lot Write questions on sticky note Place in parking lot
Answer throughout workshop
Have a parking lot drawn on newsprint and post near front of room. Students should have pencils or pens and sticky notes available

6. What is DASA? Dignity for All Students Act NYS Legislation
Bullying, Harassment and Discrimination
Cyberbullying

7. Covered Groups: NYS (11) Code of Conduct Issues- Race Color
Weight
National Origin/Ethnicity
Religion
Religious Practice
Disability
Sexual Orientation
Gender
Gender Identity or Expression
Sex
Code of Conduct Issues-
Other acts of bullying not covered under protected groups
Examples: poverty, being weird, different, talk, short, athletic, musical, etc.

8. Who Can Report?
YOU!

9. Where To Report- Tell someone at school, ANYONE! Tell a parent
Tell a friend

10. Why Don’t Students Report?
Brainstorm a list, then continue to next slide.

11. What Prevents You from Reporting?
Debriefing

12. Let’s Practice
Activity 4: Scenarios Practice Standing up for someone and reporting.

13. Bullying Is About Power
Power Over Others Sharing Power With Others

14. Cycle of Bullying Who is involved in Bullying
Creating Advocates and Defenders
Talk about ways to advocate: Do’s and Don’ts

15. NYS DASA Covered Groups
Dominant
Excluded
Oppression
NYS DASA Covered Groups
White People
People of Color
Racism
Race, Color
Magazine Look
Everyone Else
Lookism
Weight
Citizen
Undocumented or Resident
Nativism
National Origin/ Ethnicity
“Standard” English
Non-English speaking, English with accent, dialect of English, low English literacy
Linguisicsm
National Origin/Ethnicity
Christian
All other Spiritual Beliefs
Christian Hegemony
Religion
Religious Practice
People without disAbilities
People with disAbilities
Ableism
Disability
Heterosexual
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Questioning…
Heterosexism
Sexual Orientation
Males
Females, Intersex, Non-binary…
Sexism
Gender, Sex
Cisgender People
Transgender people, Gender Non-Conforming …
Cissexism
Gender Identity, Gender Expression
Handout in training manual. Translations are easier to read in the full-sized handout.

16. Speak Up Poster: Create a Poster in groups of 2-3 students OR
Message should be about stopping Bullying OR
Supporting Someone who is being Bullied
Activity 5: Materials: poster board, markers, tape. Students create a poster. When finished have groups share and tape to wall.

17. Conclusion Together We Can Stop Bullying!
Stand Up to Bullying on the Spot
Silence is acceptance!

18. Thank You for Participating
Resources are in the handout packet.
If you know of other resources, share them!