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Respect Technology
Thanks to Tim Hortons for supporting....
Respect Technology
Fort Frances Times - April 9, 2014 story by Heather Latter http://www.fftimes.com/node/268552 OPP Cst. Anne McCoy regularly conducts keynote speaking events throughout the Region highlighting the positive impact of proactive community policing strategies that promote safe and respectful online behaviour. 
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PREVNet - http://www.prevnet.ca/ Dr. Wayne MacKay - http://www.prevnet.ca/partners/researchers/dr-wayne-mackay Restorative PracticesRainy River District OPP uses a community mobilization and engagement approach in response to bullying and cyberbullying. Our District ensures sustainability of our community policing initiatives by engaging and empowering our communities to work along side of our police officers. OPP has certified over 40 educators within the Rainy River District School Board to facilitate Restorative Practices (RP). RP has helped to ensure there is a victim centred/non-punitive approach to bullying that helps transform conflict through the process of accountability.
In addition, the OPP has certified members of the Seniors and Law Enforcement Together (SALT) (www.ffsalt.com) committee to facilitate RP. The partnership ensures an inter-generational approach to resolving conflict. Seniors are a wealth of knowledge and experience. By including seniors from our communities with policing initiatives, we have demonstrated an even greater outcome when providing support for our school boards, educators, youth and their families. OPP urges people to buy "smile" cookies
The Rainy River District OPP is encouraging local residents to purchase a “Smile Cookie” during Tim Hortons’ annual fundraiser running this week.
The chocolate chunk cookies decorated with blue eyes and smiles cost $1, with all proceeds from sales here going to help support the OPP Respect Technology program. READ MORE... | ||
