The Ophelia Project CEO Speaks at Adagio Health Breakfast
Erie, PA, June 02, 2007 --(PR.com)-- Mary A. Baird, president and CEO of The Ophelia Project, has been tapped to present at the Adagio Health You First Breakfast Series on Friday, June 15, 2007 in Pittsburgh. Baird will present an overall picture of The Ophelia Project’s role in creating safe social climates and preventing non-physical aggression with an emphasis on the language of relational aggression, the consequences of aggressive behavior and strategies for youth and adults.
“We are very excited to have Mary Baird of The Ophelia Project as a speaker in our You First breakfast series. The work done by Ms. Baird and The Ophelia Project fits in with both the vision of our agency as a community educator and our mission to serve women and families. We look forward to a thought provoking presentation that will inspire our guests -- both parents and educators -- to begin their own bullying prevention work,” said Richard L. Baird, Jr., president and CEO of Adagio Health.
“Adagio Health and The Ophelia Project share a combined goal of developing healthy people and educating communities. This engagement is an opportunity to teach community members in Pittsburgh about addressing one of the unhealthiest behaviors affecting our youth today: relational aggression,” said Baird.
Reservations for the breakfast can be made online at www.adagiohealth.org or by calling Adagio Health at 412-253-8179.
Established in 1971, Adagio Health is a private, nonprofit organization that provides health care and related services in 23 counties of western Pennsylvania. Each year Adagio reaches more than 100,000 people through direct care and health education and outreach.
The Ophelia Project® is a national nonprofit organization headquartered in Erie, Pa. Recognized as a leader in assessing social conditions and advocating healthy, safe relationships, the organization partners with educational, civic and community leaders to educate and empower kids and adults across North America. Visit www.OpheliaProject.org or call 888-256-KIDS (5437) to learn more.
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“We are very excited to have Mary Baird of The Ophelia Project as a speaker in our You First breakfast series. The work done by Ms. Baird and The Ophelia Project fits in with both the vision of our agency as a community educator and our mission to serve women and families. We look forward to a thought provoking presentation that will inspire our guests -- both parents and educators -- to begin their own bullying prevention work,” said Richard L. Baird, Jr., president and CEO of Adagio Health.
“Adagio Health and The Ophelia Project share a combined goal of developing healthy people and educating communities. This engagement is an opportunity to teach community members in Pittsburgh about addressing one of the unhealthiest behaviors affecting our youth today: relational aggression,” said Baird.
Reservations for the breakfast can be made online at www.adagiohealth.org or by calling Adagio Health at 412-253-8179.
Established in 1971, Adagio Health is a private, nonprofit organization that provides health care and related services in 23 counties of western Pennsylvania. Each year Adagio reaches more than 100,000 people through direct care and health education and outreach.
The Ophelia Project® is a national nonprofit organization headquartered in Erie, Pa. Recognized as a leader in assessing social conditions and advocating healthy, safe relationships, the organization partners with educational, civic and community leaders to educate and empower kids and adults across North America. Visit www.OpheliaProject.org or call 888-256-KIDS (5437) to learn more.
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www.OpheliaProject.org
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