National Making The First Move Day

National Making the First Move Day, held annually on April 7th each year, is an all-inclusive holiday born of lifelong bullying and more recent crime victim experience of victimization and crime victim, victim and suspense person, Greshun De Bouse.

The day was created because of the bullying and bullying pandemic that continues to affect children and families around the world. Because of the challenges she faced, she was able to identify and take her first action after becoming a victim of crime.

History of National Making the First Move Day

Greshun was known as the creator of National Making the First Move Day, he has a sincere and motivating desire that everyone will be able to live free from such bullying-related challenges. This led to First Move Life Coaching LLC, and Making the First Move Day are founded by her to bullying prevention and recovery coaching everyone!

Today, to take the first step towards bullying prevention, people of all ages and backgrounds are encouraged to come together. Everyone are encouraged to do any thing to highlight the prevention and fight with them. And allow rehabilitation in ALL of those forms, including shaming, abuse, assault and other crime victims!

Because people often do nothing or can’t do anything when they don't know what to do when it comes to preventing and recovering from bullying of any kind, and they tend to hide, move when others are moving with them, National Making the First Move Day is the best motivator for bullying prevention and recovery for people around the world - although everyone's first move may not be the same!

The goal of this day is that all people around the world can live freely without being bullied. So let's do something meaningful on this day such as celebrate deliverance from bullying and its negative effects on people everywhere every year.

How to Celebrate National Making the First Move Day

National Making the First Move Day is an exciting day! For some cases, it encourages people and gives them the power to reclaim their power and many people were encouraged to start making the first move towards stopping bullying!

Making the National Making the First Move Day Pledge at 12:00 a.m. on April 7 is known as the first way to celebrate this day. You can make it on your social media and other way.

This is a commitment to accept yourself and others without judgment. Find at least one positive thing, sometime you need to say about yourself. As well as everyone you come into contact with throughout the day.

You are encouraged to help prevent it in the first place and don’t ignore it whenever you experience any kind of bullying, intervene in some way when being bullied in any form or when being bullied. Start taking the first move towards preventing and rehabilitating bullying in all its forms – whatever it may be.

Today it is encouraged that people talk more openly about what happened to them. To show solidarity and support, start by wearing red, which symbolizes passion. And white to symbolize new beginnings. You can also attend the Official National Making the First Move Day Event.

At this event, you will meet people all over the world who have come together to empower and empower others. Build each other up and allow each other the courage to take the first action.

At the event, there were question-and-answer speakers on different types of bullying. As well as self-defense trainers, food, raffles, games for kids, photo opportunities, and more!

The highlight of the event was the accountability aspect of the pledge. This is where attendees have committed to giving verbal progress reports. This verbal expression focuses on how they made their first move over the past year. This can be an energizing and catalytic process for everyone involved.

You can donate to National Making the First Move Day via www.mtfmoveday.org

and help deliver current and future bullying prevention and rehabilitation initiatives for children and families. Share your opinions about National Making the First Move Day on social media with hashtag #NationalMakingtheFirstMoveDay.