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Make a Difference ~Change the Lives of Others ~LICC Fundraiser Events

29 Thursday Mar 2012

Posted by Sarina in Anti-Bullyism, Stress Strategies, Youth

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LICC wants everyone to know that it’s OK to ask for help.

This one is for the adults… However, it will benefit the youth and families on Long Island so read on and see how you make a difference.

As a former volunteer Long Island Crisis Center (LICC) Crisis Counselor for seven years, I know the work that the volunteers do to support and empower the youth and families here on Long Island, so I wanted to share these very worthy fundraiser events with all of you.

Let’s support Long Island Crisis Center (LICC) Banding Together Against Bullying on this Sat, March 31st starting at 8pm. Live Bands and Multi-Venue Fundraiser Event with a suggested donation of $10 at the door. Raffle tickets for purchase – gift certificates and gift baskets.

http://www.longislandcrisiscenter.org/banding_together.html

Next month, on Mon, April 30th, 6 – 9pm, it’s Big Wines & Small [Continue Reading...]

Taking a Stance Against Bullyism and CyberBullyism

07 Saturday Jan 2012

Posted by Sarina in Anti-Bullyism, Courageous Self, CyberBullyism, Relationships, Remarkable Self, Students

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Jamie Isaacs at OKIA Youth Conference on 12/2/2011
Source: Photo from OKIA Facebook Page

Jamie Isaacs, Long Island teenager, and NYS Senator Klein spoke about Cyber-Bullying and Jamie’s new book, In Jaime’s Words on WPIX News Channel 11 on this past Thurs, January 5th, 2012. Check out the news clip right here.

Jamie Isaacs – NYS Senator Klein speak about Cyber-Bullyism

Actually last month on Fri, December 2nd, 2011, I had the privilege and honor as a volunteer of the 11th Annual Our Kids in Action (OKIA) Youth Conference to meet the keynote speaker, Jamie Isaacs. Jamie is a 15 year old, 10th grade student, who shared her story about being personally tormented with bullyism since 8 years old through middle school. My sister, Amanda, also joined me as a volunteer for this extraordinary event held at Farmingdale College, NY where 2,200 Middle School students attended to rally together against [Continue Reading...]