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Watch a movie: Alone, together This page was last updated on 02/26/08. If you know of errors please click here to let us know.

	This wonderful 9.03 minute film was created by Angeline Candido, Daphne Chu, Donna Freedman, Shannon Goodwin, and Margaret Gordon at the  University of Washington Summer Institute in Arts and Humanities; with with support from the Respect For All Project at GroundSpark. For full credits see this page. It is posted here with permission of the filmmakers who wrote: "This film was developed to encourage self-reflection about witnessing, surviving, or instigating violence and harassment. Through understanding and  sharing our experiences, we can better confront them and act to transform our environment."
	Alone, together guide: a tool for watching and discussing the film. http://www.safeschoolscoalition.org/movies/AloneTogether_filmguide.pdf (118 KB 4 page pdf file)
	Alone, together curriculum: composed of different activities designed to bring issues like bullying, violence, difference and stereotypes to the forefront of the classroom. http://www.safeschoolscoalition.org/movies/AloneTogether_curriculum.pdf (1,007 KB 11 page pdf file)
	Alone, together Resources: with questions like "Why do we exclude?" "Do you feel safe?" and "How do we show respect?" the bully catcher is a great intervention tool for students questioning the nature of cruelty and violence. A list of resources is also included in the final section of the bully catcher. http://www.safeschoolscoalition.org/movies/bullycatcher_resource.pdf (50 KB 1 page pdf file)
	Alone, together Bullycatcher Template: provided for those who are interested in creating their own bully catcher. http://www.safeschoolscoalition.org/movies/bullycatcher_template1.pdf (43 KB 1 page pdf file)
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