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Project B.I.G.-C. "Believing In Georgia's Children
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"If our criminal laws treat teenagers as adults, our society has a moral obligation to educate our teenagers - and we need to do it now."
Former DeKalb Georgia D.A., J. Tom Morgan,
Author of “Ignorance Is No Defense”
Stop juvenile crime & violence by effectively addressing behaviors that are known to lead to them.
"At some point we have to stop asking , what can we do?"
By Larry D. Veal, B.A. Criminology/Sociology.
Award-Winning Social Entrepreneur & Comedian
I have always believed that if we could help change minds , we could help save lives.
Project B.I.G.-C. "Believing In Georgia's Children" is one that we hope to launch throughout Georgia, in our efforts to raise the probability that our schools and students will be safe.
History of impact: In 2009, I was hired to create a Community-Based Mentoring program for Gwinnett County, the state largest school system. I was hired after first working the program on my own for three years.
With B.I.G.-C. we hope to take that idea across the state, however, this time we will stay with our original intent, to address the most need/troubled students.
As a result of my past projects I am the Recipient of:
"The Best Minority Non-Profit Award", Gwinnett Unity Group, 2006
Making a Difference Award", Gwinnett N.A.A.C.P., and the 2015
"Charity of the Year" U.T.I. Logistics Worldwide.
How will funds be used?
1) With funds we will be able to administer one hour long group presentations to at least five schools, one per county, for eight weeks this Fall.
2) Each school could have a minimum of 10 selected students, max 15.
3) A curriculum booklet will be provided for each student, Curriculum,
"I Have Willpower" by Larry D. Veal, Now available on Amazon Barnes & Noble
4) Funds will help provide consultants, former teachers, counselors, military, and or retired Law enforcement.
5) Each school will be offered an opportunity for one training session for staff, administration, or community mentors.
6) Research team will be also hired to assess and analyze the data in order to present to Senate School Safety Committee.
7) We will also create a campaign for all students that will promote, being positive to others. It will be called "Whats Your Positive?"
Data to include:
Pre and Post Questionnaire
Weekly/ Monthly Evaluations
Student Assessments
Knowledge of material grade sheets
Former DeKalb Georgia D.A., J. Tom Morgan,
Author of “Ignorance Is No Defense”
Stop juvenile crime & violence by effectively addressing behaviors that are known to lead to them.
"At some point we have to stop asking , what can we do?"
By Larry D. Veal, B.A. Criminology/Sociology.
Award-Winning Social Entrepreneur & Comedian
I have always believed that if we could help change minds , we could help save lives.
Project B.I.G.-C. "Believing In Georgia's Children" is one that we hope to launch throughout Georgia, in our efforts to raise the probability that our schools and students will be safe.
History of impact: In 2009, I was hired to create a Community-Based Mentoring program for Gwinnett County, the state largest school system. I was hired after first working the program on my own for three years.
With B.I.G.-C. we hope to take that idea across the state, however, this time we will stay with our original intent, to address the most need/troubled students.
As a result of my past projects I am the Recipient of:
"The Best Minority Non-Profit Award", Gwinnett Unity Group, 2006
Making a Difference Award", Gwinnett N.A.A.C.P., and the 2015
"Charity of the Year" U.T.I. Logistics Worldwide.
How will funds be used?
1) With funds we will be able to administer one hour long group presentations to at least five schools, one per county, for eight weeks this Fall.
2) Each school could have a minimum of 10 selected students, max 15.
3) A curriculum booklet will be provided for each student, Curriculum,
"I Have Willpower" by Larry D. Veal, Now available on Amazon Barnes & Noble
4) Funds will help provide consultants, former teachers, counselors, military, and or retired Law enforcement.
5) Each school will be offered an opportunity for one training session for staff, administration, or community mentors.
6) Research team will be also hired to assess and analyze the data in order to present to Senate School Safety Committee.
7) We will also create a campaign for all students that will promote, being positive to others. It will be called "Whats Your Positive?"
Data to include:
Pre and Post Questionnaire
Weekly/ Monthly Evaluations
Student Assessments
Knowledge of material grade sheets
