New Mexico Human Rights Projects

A non-profit organization in NM providing unique, hands-on programs.

  • Local Educators attend bully prevention workshop; Teachers learn practical skills

    Local Educators attend bully prevention workshopOver 90 local educators attended an NMHRP bully prevention workshop on October 2, 2013 at the UNM Science & Technology Park Rotunda. Mike Dreiblatt president of Stand Up To Bullying and an outstanding national speaker presented a dynamic, practical workshop that engaged and empowered New Mexico teachers, social workers, counselors and administrators to replace bullying with more appropriate behavior. Mike is an expert in bullying and violence prevention and teaches best practices and realistic strategies that can be used immediately. Bernalillo County Sheriff Dan Houston stopped by the NMHRP bully prevention workshop to show his support and Bradford Bleier, Supervisory Special Agent with the FBI Albuquerque Cyber Squad addressed cyber bullying.

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    New Mexico Human Rights Projects (NMHRP) is the only non-profit organization in the state providing unique, hands-on programs that engage students intellectually and emotionally to think about the choices they make when confronted with prejudice, racism, violence and discrimination. NMHRP seeks to challenge our most basic understanding of human nature and encourage youth to be more respectful, compassionate and empathic human beings.