The UFT hosted more than 300 students from 25 middle schools across the city for an anti-bullying conference on Oct. 22, 2019, where students learned to recognize and help stop bullying in their schools.
Middle school teachers participate in a lighthearted dance competition at the beginning of the conference.
School counselor Gail Ridder (bottom right) and her Anderson School students pose in front of the STOP BULLYING poster.
Dane Brandt-Lobart (with microphone) performs "My Life on the Spectrum" for a group of students during the conference.
Seventh-graders (from left) Viviana, Dylan and Kestrel from MS 51 in Brooklyn show off their new T-shirts.
Students sing along with performer Dane Brandt-Lobart during his musical performance, "My Life on the Spectrum."
Students in the UFT's BRAVE workshop work to determine whether bullying is taking place in hypothetical scenarios.
Hands shoot up in the air in response to a question.
Middle school teachers participate in a lighthearted dance competition at the beginning of the conference.
School counselor Gail Ridder (bottom right) and her Anderson School students pose in front of the STOP BULLYING poster.
Dane Brandt-Lobart (with microphone) performs "My Life on the Spectrum" for a group of students during the conference.
Seventh-graders (from left) Viviana, Dylan and Kestrel from MS 51 in Brooklyn show off their new T-shirts.
Students sing along with performer Dane Brandt-Lobart during his musical performance, "My Life on the Spectrum."
Students in the UFT's BRAVE workshop work to determine whether bullying is taking place in hypothetical scenarios.
Hands shoot up in the air in response to a question.
Middle school teachers participate in a lighthearted dance competition at the beginning of the conference.
Seventh-graders (from left) Viviana, Dylan and Kestrel from MS 51 in Brooklyn show off their new T-shirts.
Students sing along with performer Dane Brandt-Lobart during his musical performance, "My Life on the Spectrum."
Students in the UFT's BRAVE workshop work to determine whether bullying is taking place in hypothetical scenarios.
Hands shoot up in the air in response to a question.
Middle school teachers participate in a lighthearted dance competition at the beginning of the conference.
School counselor Gail Ridder (bottom right) and her Anderson School students pose in front of the STOP BULLYING poster.
Dane Brandt-Lobart (with microphone) performs "My Life on the Spectrum" for a group of students during the conference.
Seventh-graders (from left) Viviana, Dylan and Kestrel from MS 51 in Brooklyn show off their new T-shirts.
Students sing along with performer Dane Brandt-Lobart during his musical performance, "My Life on the Spectrum."
Students in the UFT's BRAVE workshop work to determine whether bullying is taking place in hypothetical scenarios.
Hands shoot up in the air in response to a question.
Middle school teachers participate in a lighthearted dance competition at the beginning of the conference.
School counselor Gail Ridder (bottom right) and her Anderson School students pose in front of the STOP BULLYING poster.
Dane Brandt-Lobart (with microphone) performs "My Life on the Spectrum" for a group of students during the conference.
Seventh-graders (from left) Viviana, Dylan and Kestrel from MS 51 in Brooklyn show off their new T-shirts.
Students sing along with performer Dane Brandt-Lobart during his musical performance, "My Life on the Spectrum."
Students in the UFT's BRAVE workshop work to determine whether bullying is taking place in hypothetical scenarios.
Hands shoot up in the air in response to a question.
Middle school teachers participate in a lighthearted dance competition at the beginning of the conference.
