Local youth leaders help stop the violence

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On March 22 Danielle Olsen and Candra Nelson taught their stop the violence programs at Mont Harmon Junior High and Castle Heights Elementary. Their presentation included skits to help kids understand what to do in violent situations, discussion about bullies, how to deal with their emotions and ways to find nonviolent solutions to problems. Also helping with the program was Courtney Trujillo.

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