Conference: KiVa Program Reduces Bullying in Latvian Schools
After three years of implementation, the KiVa anti-bullying program has led to fewer victims and less severe incidents in Latvian schools.

Program Impact on School Environment
At a conference attended by school representatives, education policymakers, and foreign experts, the results achieved over three years since the introduction of the KiVa anti-bullying program in Latvian schools were evaluated. The main conclusion is that the program has yielded positive outcomes: the number of students suffering from bullying has decreased, and incidents are no longer as extreme or long-lasting as before.
Data and Next Steps
Conference participants noted that these achievements are significant, but work to improve the school environment must continue. The goal of the KiVa program is not only to respond to incidents that have already occurred but also to prevent them by fostering positive social interaction and empathy among students. The program is being gradually implemented in Latvia, and its long-term impact will be assessed in the coming years.


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