Bullying is when someone chooses to mistreat another individual and strip them of their dignity. Though that is the general way to describe bullying, there are many ways bullying can be done. It is important to know what types of bullying there are and how to help the target. The first kind of bullying is[…]
Character. It is a word not used as often as it was even just 10 years ago. But, what a need there is for people with character. We are constantly defined by our character. It is our attitude when we are approached for doing something wrong. It is our spoken and unspoken attitude toward the[…]
The last points of the pledge says, “to always bring true joy everywhere, while sincerely acknowledging the sorrow, sadness, and brokenness in the world,” and “to be a person of self-control in society, whatever life brings.” These points are very unique and special to the Dignity Pledge. Unfortunately, life is filled with sorrow, challenges, and[…]
The Dignity Pledge encourages those committed to be a person of “patience,” “goodness,” “faithfulness,” “gentleness,” and “a friend to all.” Now, this may sound like a lot to keep track of, but the best way to do is to start small. Some may think that in order to do all this, you have to hop[…]
As the pledge reads on, it states that individuals commit to, “be loving, for love is not an emotion, but a decision,” and “to be a person of peace, that as far as it depends on me, I will be at peace with everyone.” These two important and crucial points bring up a significant word:[…]
The first commitment for the Dignity Pledge is “To be kind, friendly, humane, compassionate, and thoughtful of others.” Sounds pretty great, right? But what does this really mean? What does it look like to really, truly commit to this statement? Well, kindness, compassion, and thoughtfulness can look different depending on circumstances and individuals. However, these[…]
How do your shoes fit today? Are they snug, lending themselves to be supportive? A little beat up, telling yourself you’ll get around to buying new ones when you have time? Shiny white kicks that can be seen for blocks? You go to leave a friends house and in the dark garage, you place someone[…]
Emotional intelligence is important as it relates to academic success according to a new study. Emotional intelligences are not just important for the workplace but also for the school. Dignity Revolution focuses on social and emotional competencies as it relates to student’s emotional intelligence. Our goal is to build empathy and relationship through hands-on activities[…]
Merry Christmas! Happy New Year! As the end of the year approaches, everywhere we turn people are telling you to be happy. As the holiday’s come near there are layers for many people. Although some celebrate with joy and thanksgiving for the blessings they are given, others have a huge hole in their hearts. Many[…]
What do you see when you look in the mirror? It shouldn’t be overly surprising or concerning for that matter. You should see you staring back at you. Shocking right? When was the last time your reflection felt appreciation? Much like a motivational quote that six months ago filled you inspirationally and now threatens to[…]