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The non-profit organization Society for All (SOFA) helps Czech schools with the introduction of a system that develops special care for the school environment. Thanks to research-verified procedures, educators can support desirable behaviour and mental health in students. PBIS (Positive Behavioural Interventions and Supports) is used by elementary and secondary schools around the world. Experts from the USA, Finland and Norway, among others, presented their experiences with it at the conference in Prague.
7 November 2023
Criminologist Jaroslav Hrabálek and SOFA leader Lenka Felcmanová, among others, are fighting for better protection of children online.
3 November 2023
The report on the upcoming amendment to the Educational Act starts at 04:16, including the interview of the SOFA leader, Lenka Felcmanová.
30 October 2023
Lenka Felmanová, the leader of SOFA, summarized for iDNES.cz the possible concerns about the impact of the upcoming amendment to the Education Act on the daily practice of schools.
29 October 2023
We have prepared a number of interesting courses and trainings for you this autumn, where you will learn, among other things, how to manage a classroom team well and why classroom rules are important, what to do if you suspect that children are self-harming, what your competences are as a teacher and how to talk about this topic with your class.
28 October 2023
Lenka Hečková, manager of the SOFA advocacy team, commented for Denik on the proposal of the Ministry of Justice on the unacceptability of corporal punishment of children.
Czech Television news reporter Petra Musilová filmed the work of social worker Kamila Michálková in Chanov in Most.
24 October 2023
A real story of a family whom a case manager helped to solve a difficult life situation. Read what help the family received. Did the family's situation really improve?
19 October 2023
We explain why it is important to have uniform legal rules across the EU to help detect sexual violence against children.
17 October 2023
