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Hana Ieum Challenge Goes to Schools to Prevent School Violence, Run by Ulsan Buk-gu Youth Counseling and Welfare Center
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- The Ulsan Buk-gu Youth Counseling and Welfare Center is launching the Hana Ieum Challenge, which goes to schools to prevent school violence, starting at Maesan Elementary School.
- Students from six schools in Ulsan write encouraging messages for their friends, and the best works are made into banners and displayed at the next school.
- Heo Deok-ryong, head of the 1388 Youth Support Group, sponsors the prize money for the best messages every year, and Maesan Elementary School principal Yun Gye-suk says a culture of encouragement is the foundation of prevention.
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