https://aznot.com/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=Scouting%2FYouth_Protection_TrainingScouting/Youth Protection Training - Revision history2026-05-09T01:22:30ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.41.0https://aznot.com/index.php?title=Scouting/Youth_Protection_Training&diff=1305&oldid=prevKenneth at 15:07, 17 November 20142014-11-17T15:07:09Z<p></p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Youth Protection Training - http://olc.scouting.org/courses/ypt2<br />
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1. Two-Deep Leadership<br />
* One adult must be a registered leader<br />
* One over 21<br />
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2. No One-on-One Contact<br />
* Even with merit badge counselors<br />
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3. Respect of Privacy<br />
* Applies to youth and adults<br />
* Intrude only to maintain health and safety<br />
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4. Cameras, imaging and digital devices<br />
* Not to be used when privacy would be expected (eg. showers and restrooms)<br />
* Report youth behavior to designated leader of the activity and Local Scout Executive<br />
* Confiscate device and report the incident<br />
* Require and adult violator to leave the location immediately<br />
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5. Separate Accommodations<br />
* No youth permitted to sleep in the tent of an adult other than his own parent or guardian<br />
* Youth and Adults must shower at different times<br />
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6. Appropriate Attire<br />
* Proper clothing for all activities<br />
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7. No secret organizations<br />
* Scouting program is transparent<br />
* Watch for bulling, hazing, peer or peer abuse<br />
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8. Constructive Discipline<br />
* Corporal punishment, hazing, intimidation all prohibited<br />
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9. Grooming<br />
* Abuser conditions the child with nonsexual physical contact and gifts<br />
* Enforce two-deep leadership and no one-one-one contact<br />
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10. Hazing prohibited<br />
* All forms of hazing and initiations not permitted<br />
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11. Youth leader training and supervision<br />
* Adult leaders monitor and guide<br />
* Youth leaders only administer discipline with adult leader guidance<br />
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12. Member responsibilities<br />
* Observe Scout Oath and Scout Law<br />
* No violence, hazing, bullying, verbal insults, theft, drugs and alcohol<br />
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13. Signs of Bullying<br />
* If you observe:<br />
* absences<br />
* nervousness around certain Scouts<br />
* baseless anger or resentment<br />
* physical signs such as cuts and bruises<br />
* avoiding group restrooms<br />
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14. Bullying Solutions<br />
* Talk to the suspected target<br />
* Increase adult supervision<br />
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15. Resolve bullying<br />
* Stop the actions, protect the target<br />
* Tell the bully actions are unacceptable<br />
* Talk to the target<br />
* Encourage target to tell his parents<br />
* Talk to the parents of the bully<br />
* Convene a patrol leaders' council<br />
* Call a committee meeting<br />
* For serious incidents, call your local Scout executive<br />
* Model kind behavior yourself<br />
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16. Cyber Bullying<br />
* Using digital devices to bully<br />
* Tactics:<br />
* Spreading Gossip<br />
* Sending hateful messages<br />
* Pretending to be someone else<br />
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17. Stop cyber bullying<br />
* Ask Scout to report the incidents<br />
* Encourage them to block or delete messages without reading<br />
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18. Unit responsibilities<br />
* Head of chartered organization or COR approve registration of unit leader<br />
* Adult leaders monitor Scout behavior<br />
* Intercede when necessary<br />
* Parents informed of misbehavior<br />
* Serious incidents reported immediately to local Scout executive<br />
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19. Reporting Abuse Requirements<br />
* Inform person in charge of the activity and your local Scout executive<br />
* Inform appropriate agencies as required by state law<br />
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