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The persistence of prejudice and violence within Montana schools negatively impacts students' mental health, self-esteem, and academic performance. In response, NCBI provides prejudice reduction and violence prevention workshops for students, educators, and administrators statewide. In 2011, NCBI provided training to 24 Montana schools, reaching over 600 educators and 1300 young people.

Leadership Training

Taking a break during the leadership training in Havre, MT!

Leadership Training

Participants share during the caucus component of the workshop in Havre, MT

"Off The Rack" 2012

Seth, Nicky, Tucker, Grace, and Kim did an epic performance that addressed homophobia and stereotypes

2011 LGBTQ Summit

A panel of amazing young people shared their experiences to an attentive audience

High School Train the Trainer 2010

Young poeple from Big Sky, Hellgate, and Sentinel High Schools became NCBI leaders at Camp Paxson

NCBI Camp 2011

Missoula young people spent three days at Camp Paxson becoming NCBI leaders

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NCBI youth and PFLAG MT visited all three MT representatives' offices and shared their experiences for the

Student Non-Discimination Act and the Safe Schools Improvement Act

Hellgate Diversity Week 2012

NCBI trainers rocking "Tic Tac Priviledge" and mustaches!