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Hilda Clarice Graham Hilda Clarice Graham is a keynote presenter, program developer, training specialist and author for the National School Safety Center. Ms. Graham presents at local, regional and national levels. She has written numerous books, articles, pamphlets, and training designs about bullying, hate-bias crimes, school safety, team building and cultural issues. Having teaching experience in both public school and community settings, she serves as a consultant trainer for schools, communities, and law enforcement agencies. She has served as a master trainer on the topic of bullying prevention for the California Department of Education. In the last year alone, she has conducted training programs in Missouri, Colorado, West Virginia, Illinois, Utah, Alabama, Oklahoma, Texas, Florida, California, North Carolina, Indiana, and Tennessee. Hilda has received special congressional recognition for her work in the community regarding bullying prevention. Recently, Hilda has completed educational videos about cyber-bullying and personal safety on the Internet. She has also designed training curriculums on the role of schools in homeland security, adult bullying in the workplace, and school safety assessment. She has trained more than 9,500 school resource officers and school administrators associated with the federal COPS in Schools Initiative. A resource for the media on topics related to school safety, Hilda has also authored two prevention curricula developed for the Young Lawyers Division of the American Bar Association: Welcome to School: Helping Kids Belong and Talking About Hate Can Make a Difference. |
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