July 11, 2021

Henry J. Winters Elementary, Pawtucket, RI

Michael Gilmore, Principal

Here at Henry J. Winters, the No Bully program has been a great alternative in deterring bullying among the students. Our solution team meetings are diverse in grade level and gender so that all students are involved in the program. We have worked on various projects which allows the school vision to be more than words, it had become our motto. Thank you for working with our school in developing this productive program at Winters

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Nicholas Carlisle

CEO

Nicholas Carlisle (Chair) has led Power of Zero since its beginnings in London in 2017. He has dedicated much of his life to social justice and to ensuring that the next generation grows up with a shared commitment to kindness.

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