Our presentations meet the education instruction requirements in SB 2050.
PRESENTATION INFORMATION
Students
We offer student presentations statewide to help your students understand cyberbullying and David’s Law. Our interactive lessons meet the statutory learning objectives required of schools in SB 2050. We are able to provide free virtual presentations statewide and in-person student presentations are limited to the San Antonio/New Braunfels, Waco and Rio Grande Valley area. To request a presentation, please complete the form below (under the FAQ’s).
Our counselor-led modules for elementary, middle and high schools are another free resource we offer schools. These lessons align with the new 2022 Health TEKS and are structured for school counselors or coaches to teach live.
Click here to learn more and gain access to the: elementary, middle school, high school lessons.
Educators
Are your school employees wondering what role they play in protecting students from bullying and cyberbullying under David’s Law? Are you training your SB 2050 anti-bullying committee?
Schedule an educator presentation and learn the different roles each staff members play, how to recognize cyberbullying amongst students, and the importance of mental health intervention for the victim and the aggressor. We are able to provide free virtual educator presentations statewide. Complementary district or school in-person presentations are limited to the San Antonio/New Braunfels and Rio Grande Valley area. Out of area in-person educator presentations require travel reimbursement and are subject to presenter availability. To request a presentation, please complete the form below (under the FAQ’s)
Parents
Complimentary parent presentations about the dangers of cyberbullying, how to recognize the signs in your child, and David’s Law are offered school district-wide. We also offer anti-bullying committee training for SB 2050 compliance. We are able to provide virtual parent presentations statewide. Complimentary district or school in-person parent presentations are limited to the San Antonio/New Braunfels and Rio Grande Valley area. Out of area in-person parent presentations require travel reimbursement and are subject to presenter availability.
To request a presentation, please complete the form below (under the FAQ’s).
Community, Club, or Business
We look forward to speaking to your local organization, club, or business about the dangers of cyberbullying, how to recognize the signs in your child, and David’s Law. We are able to provide free virtual presentations statewide. Complimentary in-person presentations are limited to the San Antonio/New Braunfels and Rio Grande Valley area. Out of area in-person presentations require travel reimbursement and are subject to presenter availability.
To request a presentation, please complete the form below (under the FAQ’s)
Online Safety Training
Talk More. Tech Less. is a partner organization to David’s Legacy Foundation. Founder, Dawn Wible is a certified digital wellness educator and online safety advocate. For over a decade Talk More. Tech Less. has trained schools and communities on how to be healthier and safer with technology, including social media safety and responsible phone use.
Using research-based tools and a shame-free approach this training will help empower students to make safer choices on their devices and with their technology.
Presentation Frequently Asked Questions
What is covered in a presentation?
Kinder-2nd Grade Presentations:
- The difference between; rude, mean, and bullying behavior
- The damage of bullying
- Standing up for others
3rd-5th Grade Presentations:
- What makes a behavior bullying?
- Characteristics of bullying
- The negative impact of bullying
- Responding to bullying
- Reporting bullying
- Bullying is breaking the law
Middle School Presentations:
- Bullying explored
- Bullying impact on everyone
- Stopping the bullying
- Help is always available
High School presentations:
- High School Bullies
- Ramifications of Bullying Behavior
- Stopping Bullies and Cyberbullies
- Legal Consequences
Educator Presentations:
- The dangers of cyberbullying
- How to recognize signs of cyberbullying with your students
- Cyberbullying legal and legislative initiatives with an emphasis on David’s Law
- 15-minute Q&A session included
Local Organization, Club, or Business Presentations:
- The dangers of cyberbullying
- How to recognize signs of cyberbullying with your child
- Cyberbullying legal and legislative initiatives with an emphasis on David’s Law
- 15-minute Q&A session included
How long is a typical David’s Legacy Foundation presentation?
How many students or other audience members does David’s Legacy Foundation typically give a presentation?
Can you provide references so I can speak to another school administrator about their experience with David’s Legacy Foundation?
What is the process to book a presentation with David’s Legacy Foundation?
Once you have reviewed the FAQ’s, please complete the presentation request form. Upon receipt of your request, preferably 4-6 weeks in advance of event, the David’s Legacy office will check availability of our speakers for the date(s)/time(s) you have requested. We will contact you back within 24-48 hours to discuss your presentation needs further.
The DLF Speakers Bureau is a volunteer program. We cannot guarantee speaking requests will be filled but will do our best.
Is there a cost involved?
There may be a speaking and/or travel fee depending on the location and number of presentations requested. To find out more about the speaking and/or travel fees, please contact David’s Legacy Foundation at info@davidslegacy.org.
What is the expectation of a school or organization after the presentation?
The David’s Legacy Foundation presentation is a great step in educating students, parents, and educators on cyber and other forms of bullying.
Upon completion of a DLF presentation all participants at the school or organization are asked to complete a short online survey – providing feedback on the DLF presentation.
Schools are encouraged to follow up the conversation with their students and continue educating on bullying and cyberbullying.
Schools are also encouraged to start a kindness campaign to help students keep conversation going.