A program titled “Respond and Prevent: A Dialogue about Addressing Hate Incidents” was held Thursday, May 16, at 6:30 p.m., at the Bishop School.
This workshop was hosted by Arlington Human Rights Commission and the Bishop DIG. The dialogue aims to discuss how Arlington public school families, teachers and staff can address, respond and prevent incidents of hate and bias in our schools.
This program will be moderated by Stacy Davison, an Arlington resident with two children in the public schools, who for nearly two decades has served our community, as a former member of the Arlington Human Rights Commission, Ottoson Middle School Building Respect Task Group, Arlington Superintendent’s Diversity Advisory Committee and facilitator for a community dialogue series called Race and Place.
Davison has facilitated antibias training programs for the Anti-Defamation League’s A World of Difference Institute since 2000. She launched and managed ADL New England’s antibias program for educators and family members of preschool children.
She has an master’s intercultural relations from Lesley University and is a certified mediator.
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This news announcement was published Sunday, May 5, 2019.
