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New photos from recent trip to Africa 2007!!

This picture is of beloved Vicky Musau, who is the
Director of Lifeline Botswana NGO, and who is heading up the
spreading of "Protective Behaviors for Children" to all children
nine years old and under within the entire country of Botswana.

Phyllis Peterson went back to Botswana in April of 2007 to
recreate her program "Protective Behaviors for Children" in
order to "train the trainers," which included many NGOs that work
with women and children, therapists, educators, the Ministry of Education
of South Africa, Principals, parents, and others.

Baha'i Pre-School students in Mbabane, Swaziland
coloring their Protective Behaviors hand-outs
during Phyllis Peterson's trip to Swaziland in Sept. 2006

Baha'i Pre-School students in Mbabane, Swaziland
showing off their Protective Behaviors hand-outs

Phyllis Peterson demonstrating for the
Baha'i Primary School students, Mbabane, Swaziland\
on how to draw on their Power Shields in their
Protective Behaviors handouts

Baha'i Primary School students, Mbabane, Swaziland
listening to Phyllis Peterson share with them
her Protective Behaviors program

Phyllis Peterson taught the primary grades to name five
people they can tell if someone does secret touch to them;
and to yell, "NO! STOP! HELP!" They wrote the names
they chose on a paper that had the outline of a hand,
which is the universal symbol for no, stop, and help.

Baha'i Primary School Assembly, Mbabane, Swaziland
Look for Phyllis and her daughter, Nancy Good, in middle!

Montessori Pre-School students, Mbabane, Swaziland

Ms. Peterson's daughter, Nancy, sings and plays
guitar for the Montessori Pre-School students

Baha'i High School students during Assembly to
thank Phyllis Peterson and her daughter for coming to teach.

On the last day of Mrs. Peterson's presentations in Swaziland,
she and her daughter, Nancy Good, were presented with these
lovely traditional Swazi wraps. This kindness
was one of the highlights of their trip.

Eleven young men from Botswana, who begged Mrs. Peterson t
o present her Chastity Workshop to their Baha'i youth group.

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Phyllis' Second Book

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Trip to China

Phyllis Peterson and Ms. Hui Sheng, director and owner
of 7 kindergartens composing the New Century Kindergarten
group which serves the needs of over 2,000 children in North East Beijing.

Ms. Hui Sheng's teachers and principals who Phyllis Peterson
taught the Protective Behaviors Workshop to. They are now prepared
to carry on this important work in China.

Phyllis enjoying the lovely art work
in one of the New Century Kindergarten classrooms.

A class of pre-school children with their
teacher at New Century Kindergarten.

Phyllis Peterson presenting "Protective Behaviors for Children"
Prevention of Exploitation" at the UNESCO Conference
on Education for Sustainable Development that was held
in Beijing, October 28 through November 1, 2005.

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Trip to Japan

Phyllis with children in the principal's office at Daido Elementary
School in Fujisawa-City. The Principal is Mr. Ushijima, Ushi is his
nickname which means cow. The children are very friendly
toward this loving Principal and tease him frequently by
wearing cow masks! Phyllis' program was presented
on November 10th, 2005.

Here Phyllis is presenting "The Importance of the Development
of a Feeling Language in Children and Adults" to a group of 75
parents, teachers and principals, organized by the PTA of
Fujisawa Elementary School. This program was presented
in Fujisawa, Japan, west of Tokyo on November 10, 2005.
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Photograph from 10/8/05
Rockford Register Star Newspaper Article

Cover of Phyllis Peterson's "Protective Behaviors" DVD

Flora Cousins (Author of Don't be a Bully! Be a Buddy!)
& Phyllis Peterson on the cover of the CD of the same name.

CD Cover to "Love Songs to the Prophet"

Here is Phyllis Peterson storytelling at the Garden International
School in Rayong, Thailand, where the students are
multi-lingual. She did not need a translator because all of
the students speak English as well.

The children are absorbed in their work as they color
the handouts for the Protective Behaviors Program
at the Huey Pong Institute, an Orphanage in Rayong, Thailand.

Sweet little faces of a few girls at the
Camillian Catholic Social Service Center
in Rayong, Thailand who were learning skills
from the Protective Behaviors Program.

This is a picture of a few boys at the Huey Pong Institute,
an orphanage that services 150 boys and girls, 3 through
18 years of age, who have been beaten, raped and abandoned.
They are coloring a handout from the Protective Behaviors
Program that Phyllis Peterson is presenting.

Teaching Protective Behaviors for children at the
Camillian Catholic Social Service Center in Rayong, Thailand,
with a Thai translator. There were 29 children at this center
who were HIV positive. Their mothers were in a Hospice
across from the shelter where Phyllis taught. The children
were on daily medication and all had a good prognosis.

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