A School Without Violence

The OliEdu Foundation for Civic Education is implementing a public health initiative titled “School Without Violence – Together for Health! Supporting Mental Health by Preventing Peer Violence.”

This project was co-financed from the state budget with funds from the Ministry of National Education as part of the National Health Program 2021–2025. The main objective of the project is:

to prevent peer violence by promoting best practices, as well as through various educational activities and the shared exchange of experiences during conferences.

The project is aimed at:

teachers,
students,
and parents.

Best practices for preventing peer violence are effective, sustainable, and innovative school-based initiatives that promote safe relationships and reduce aggression among students.

We involve experts in the fields of education, psychology, sociology, and many others in these activities. The project is being implemented nationwide.

As part of the project:

educational materials will be developed,
webinars will be held (for teachers and parents),
a conference will be organized to summarize best practices in preventing peer violence and to present the project’s outcomes.

Schools interested in sharing their best practices in preventing peer violence and building positive relationships are asked to contact us via email at: [email protected] to receive access to the application form.

In connection with the ongoing project, we are posting the following requests for proposals.