To make this happen, Project Positive wants you to join their movement and spread positivity NZ wide. Firstly, check out www.facebook.com/heyawsome and like the page for updates. Follow us onwww.instagram.com/
projectpositivenz and take part in our #21daysofkindness Challenge. Spread the word to your friends, classmates and your family, then on Safer Internet day share one of our compliments (or one of your own) using #projectpositivenz or #nationalcomplimentsday and #sid2016.
The Compliments Campaign is part of Project Positive which was one of the Google Web Rangers winning entries in 2014. Tip wanted to encourage people to stand up to bullying and negativity with positivity and kindness.
Other Web Rangers made campaigns about the power of unsolicited online compliments to make people feel good. Some even figured that if it works for one person at a time, imagine how good the whole country would feel if you guys all sent compliments to everyone you know on the same day. And so, Project Positive and the Compliments Campaign for Safer Internet Day was born.
We would love you to be part of New Zealand’s greatest ever explosion of online feel good factor, check out www.project-positive.org.nz for more information and join young people from all over the country in spreading the love online.
If you think your school should be getting behind us, we also have some cool ideas, activities, posters and other resources available on Network 4 Learning’s Online Learning Hub, Pond www.pond.co.nz/community/955566/project-positive/1