I Used to Be Bullied for Having a Disability: Here’s When It Stopped (82168)
Saturday, 15 June 2024 13:15
Session: Session 3
Room: Salle 201
Presentation Type:Workshop Presentation
Bullying represents a significant concern, particularly affecting individuals with developmental disabilities. This workshop, led by a professional speaker with firsthand experience of bullying on the autism spectrum, aims to address this pervasive issue within our communities and schools. The session will provide an intimate glimpse into the challenges faced by those with autism, emphasizing the importance of self-expression and defense mechanisms against bullying. Participants will engage with compelling content and the often unseen impacts on the learning environment and personal well-being of students. The workshop's core will revolve around strategic actionable insights aimed at combating bullying. These include initiating crucial conversations, crafting comprehensive plans to foster tolerance, enhancing awareness and acceptance, empowering through self-advocacy, understanding legal rights, and advocating for change. A detailed exploration of seven key steps will guide attendees toward effecting positive change in their environments, encouraging a collective stand against bullying. Further enriching the workshop, The presenter will share valuable resources, such as PACER Center’s National Bullying Prevention Center and the National Center for Learning Disabilities, offering participants a toolkit for continued learning and advocacy. The session promises an interactive format, facilitating discussions and inquiries, thereby fostering a collaborative and empowering learning experience. This presentation not only aims to educate but also to inspire action among educators, students, and professionals, offering practical tips and insights to transform perspectives and behaviors surrounding bullying and disability.
Authors:
Kerry Magro, Independent Scholar, United States
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