This program is offered to all audiences for a nominal fee- (no cost to parents). Foundations of Non-Violent Crisis Intervention. (12 hours â one year certification) $25.00 per person - materials & processing fees. This workshop is for individuals who have not been certified in Non-Violent Crisis Intervention.
The Empty Quarter (Arabic: Rub'al-Khali) is the expansive desert in the southeastern interior of the Arabian Peninsula, the largest continuous body of sand in the world. Understand . It's tempting to call the Empty Quarter no man's land, but that's not quite correct. Nomads do in fact inhabit parts of the Quarter at various times of year.
The Empty Quarter features a varied topography. The elevation is as high 2,000 feet (610 meters) above sea level in the west and slopes down to about 600 feet (180 meters) in the east. In the western parts of the desert, the sand is fine and soft while the opposite spectrum contains sand dunes, salt flats, and plains of gravel and gypsum.