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Transcript: In Australia they use the Yellow ribbon as a symbol of protest. They protest because they want to save the Albert park. Every year they bind yellow ribbons around the trees to stop the Australian Grand Prix. https://www.google.no/search?q=yellow+ribbon+important+usa&espv=2&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=eTcHVNyYBYb8ygPi54KYAg&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ&biw=1366&bih=667#q=yellow%20ribbon&tbm=isch&imgdii=_ In Malaysia they use the yellow ribbon as a symbol of press freedom The yellow ribbon is being showed very often in America these days. We see them tied around trees and many other places. The yellow ribbons began appearing in large numbers after the Gulf War. women reportedly wore a yellow ribbon in their hair to show their devotion to a husband or boyfriend who served in the United States Cavalry. Germany Yellow ribbon Sources Italy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_ribbon Music video In Italy the yellow ribbon is used to support the prisoners of war. It has also been used to the two Italian marines during the diplomatic crisis between Italy and India Australia In Germany the yellow ribbon is used to show support to troops of the Bundeswehr on duty abroad. Yellow ribbon Malaysia

Yellow Ribbon

Transcript: Risk Factors/Hurts The Day My Life Changed… YELLOW RIBBON Signs of depression…… Read to understand, talk about it to educate BE A GOOD FRIEND, BE A LISTENER Brett Every decision matters Everything is forgivable and is a lesson learned Suicide is permanent, problems are not Friends tell Friends Doesn’t mean you’re “crazy” or “different” Help with counseling, medications, family Depression is Treatable Feeling like: “I’m bad. I’m stupid. No one likes me.” The more you or your friend hurts, the more you may need someone to care and get help. Surround yourself with positive people / friends Suicide Prevention Program Hopelessness It’s OK to Ask4 Help! Challenges in your Life Faces on the Quilt Barb Smith Yellow Ribbon Coordinator Feeling sad Trouble falling asleep Little or no energy (always tired) Not enjoying things you use to (sports, dance) Change in eating habits (friends stop eating lunch?) Trouble concentrating (skipping school?) Angry Hurt all over Suicidal thoughts Low self-esteem, feeling worthless.

Yellow Ribbon

Transcript: In Germany, the yellow ribbon is used when showing support the Bundeswehr troops who are fighting abroad. Japanese use German use In Kuwait the yellow ribbon is used for showing solidarity with PoWs. Used in the time between the Iraqi invasion until the fall of Baghdad and the murder of Saddam Hussein. Kuwaitian use In U.S.A the yellow ribbon is a symbol for hope, mostly known for being a story, about a request from a convict to his wife. Were he said that if she wanted him back she should tie a yellow ribbon in the tree just outside of town. in Malaysia the yellow ribbon is used as a symbol of free press. Yellow Ribbon The term was used in a song text in 1970 named "Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree". Malaysian use In Japan the yellow ribbon is part of their medal of honor. soldiers are given this medal to acknowledge that they are professional and also role models. In the United States the yellow ribbon was used during the Iran hostage crisis.

Yellow Ribbon

Transcript: United States http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_ribbon http://www.wpclipart.com/education/awards/plain_ribbon/yellow_ribbon.png.html Origin The yellow ribbon was first originated in england by a group of protestants called puritian. During the English sivil war the puritian army and the english parlament wore it in to battle http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_ribbon Yellow Ribbon

YELLOW RIBBON

Transcript: SEWOL HO YELLOW RIBBON I was raised fund by the SEWOL HO Every was deeply moved by the SEWOL HO when I was listen the story about the This was jumping at the top of news story all of the world's people has jumping to air because of hear the last story of the sewol ho When I will be a soccer player I want to go to the raised fund the money

The Yellow Ribbon

Transcript: By The Way... Main Idea The Green Ribbon Jenny and Alfred were the only two characters. Jenny always wore a green ribbon around her neck. When a man, Alfred, started to take interest in her, he wondered why. So he asked; "Jenny, why do you always wear that ribbon around your neck?" She answered only that he would know soon. Later, when Alfred proposed, he asked again. "Jenny, why do you always wear that ribbon around your neck?" She still only answered that he would know soon. He became more irritated in not knowing, but left it alone. Finally, with Jenny sick on her deathbed, he asked once more. "Jenny, why do you always wear that ribbon around your neck?" She looked at him sadly, and reached for her ribbon. She untied it, and to his horror, her head fell off. Summary Jenny finally took off her ribbon. What made Jenny's head fall off? Why was ribbon the only thing holding it there? Was the event of her head falling off murder, or was it suicide? Or neither? Jenny would not tell Alfred why she wore her ribbon. (Her head fell off.) Characters Questions Climax

Yellow Ribbon

Transcript: Increase protective factors: know resources, teach how to and who to Ask4Help! Decrease risk factors and suicidal ideation - reduce stigma around help-seeking behaviors and teach a simple life skill, giving a tool - the Ask 4 Help! Wallet card with the step-by-step guide to ask for help and national resource, 800-273-TALK (8255) The spirit of Yellow Ribbon is in it's people. Empowering communities and individuals through leadership, awareness and education; and by collaborating and partnering with support networks to save lives. Began in 1994 in response to heartfelt pleas from teens and adults after the death of a friend and love one, Mike Emme. Have a caring conversation (not a clinical assessment) 1. Breathe! Be genuine, caring, and show respect. 2. Don’t lie or make promises you cannot keep. 3. Tell them: “I’m glad you called/came/talked to me.” “How can I help?” “Let’s find someone who can help you get through this.” “You know what, I know someone in this building who can definitely talk to you about everything you have going on.” “It sounds like you have a lot going on, why don’t we take a walk down to the counselor together” “I’m so SAD to hear that this is happening to you, let’s get you connected to someone who can really listen.” Giving the critical first step "To ask for/get help" by providing tools and life skills so youth can: turn away from suicidal ideation (thinking) gain coping skills and mechanisms to deal with their issues strengthen help seeking behaviors Monica Lang, LPC NBCC Suicide Prevention Program Trainer Be A Link! Objectives for Adults Making Prevention Accessible by: "Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all." -Aristotle Save a life! Yellow Ribbon Suicide Prevention Program Respect - Honor - Love How to respond to a Ask4Help! Card

Yellow Ribbon

Transcript: Helping people that... Why these issues? Because lives are more important than anything! Suicide Suicide takes the lives of nearly 30,000 American's each year. An average of 1 person dies by suicide every 16.2 minutes. There are an estimated 8-25 attempted suicides to every 1 completion. Yellow Ribbon is the current school organization to help people having suicidal thoughts. We urge people to talk to us and to use their Yellow Ribbon cards. Self-Harm * 8%of middle school students have self harmed at least once. * 1 in 3 people who self-harm will do it again within a year * 1 in 10 people self harm * people who self harm are 50 times more likely to commit suicide 15% of high school students have self harmed at least once. 20% of college students have self harmed at least once. T-W-L-O-H-A- To Write Love ON Her Arms, is a non profit organization that aims to educate people on the issue of self harm and wish to end it. They hold concerts, benefits, and do anything to get the word out. Depression 121 million people worldwide suffer from depression. 30% of teens with depression will develop a substance abuse problem. Untreated depression is the number-one cause of suicide. Talking to people and medicine are the only ways to help with depression. The major reason why we need to incorporate these issues into our 24 coins is because these issues can co exist. Lives are being abruptly ended, and nothing matters more than saving lives. Co Exist- Depression can lead to self harm which can lead to suicide. Self harm can lead to depression which can lead to suicide. These issues do not always co exist, but in most cases they do. We can save lives by helping people with these issues! Obstacle 3 . Have in the past or are currently. People are the number one issue we should be focusing on at the moment. Obstacle 3 Work cited; Jill's Yellow Ribbon Packet she made last year. and http://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/expertadvice/problems/depression/self-harm.aspx We should focus our 24 coins on... Attempted suicide or have suicidal thoughts. Obstacle 1 Suicide Self Harm Depression Obstacle 2 Suffer from or have previously had. Start

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