July 24, 2013

Bullies Be Gone

January Jones welcomes bully expert Al Johnson, Creator/Founder of the Bullies Be Gone Project. This project provides a complete poetic approach to the subject of bullying. It uses poignant, powerful, humorous, inspirational and motivational words to offset the vitriolic words of the bully!

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Sharing Success Stories: Bullies Be Gone Many children and teens have had the opportunity to experience Bullies Be Gone!™ Project. This educational program has shown many children and teens the dangers of bullying, as well as how to prevent it
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Al Johnson Meet Al Johnson – Educator, Poet, Vocalist, Songwriter, Author, Speaker, Vital Life Skills Trainer for Children & Teens, and Martial Arts Master Al was born in Chicago, ILL, raised in Jonesboro, AK and Kansas City, MO, spent 3.5 years in the U.S. Navy. He currently resides in Redondo Beach, CA. Al experienced overt racial discrimination and segregation growing up, a true unpleasant form, as any other, of bullying. These experiences have contributed to Al’s creative talents, especially for 2 of his 7 completed poetry books, “Coming Together In Harmony” (Racial Harmony, Understanding & Tolerance) and Bullies Be Gone!TM Al has received numerous poetry awards, and is featured in numerous anthologies. Al has been writing and honing the craft of poetry, lyrical writing, and vocals for 30 years. To date, he has completed 5 vocal and 2 instrumental music CDs. Since 1985, Al has taught thousands of children and teens safety, awareness, self-confidence, and anti-bullying skills in California, via his Young, Alert, and Aware Program, now the Bullies Be Gone! Project!TM. Al has taught Special Education at the secondary level for 25 years in Los Angeles County. He holds a master's defree in the subject. Al is a Master of the Martial Arts, with 38 years experience. These unique experiences make Al Johnson the number ONE expert in teaching effective and unique anti-bullying skills and techniques to older children, teens, and adults. Bullies Be Gone