February 26, 2013
Tomorrow – February 27th – is Pink Shirt Day and we know you will be wearing pink and joining millions of people around the world to MAKE SOME NOISE AGAINST BULLYING! We LOVE seeing how you, your school, friends, work, etc celebrate Pink Shirt Day! Each year we receive hundreds of photos and videos sent [...]
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February 25, 2013
MONTREAL — The head of the city’s fire department said his force is ridden with a culture of intimidation, which led one employee to commit suicide. “My organization is sick. I have to do something,” said Serge Tremblay, who oversees 2,800 firefighters. He said the investigation into Stephane Archambault’s suicide revealed that “there was a [...]
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February 23, 2013
Being bullied as a child can result in long-lasting psychological scars for both boys and girls, according to a U.S. study. Reviewing more than two decades of data, the researchers found that bullied children, regardless of their sex, face an elevated risk of developing anxiety disorders, depression and suicidal thoughts in later years. “We were [...]
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February 22, 2013
The Vancouver Giants are excited to continue our support of Anti-Bullying initiatives by encouraging all Giants Fans to participate in CKNW’s Pink Shirt Day on Wednesday, February 27. You can pick up an official CKNW Pink Shirt (as modelled by our captains) at our Friday, February 22 home game (TONIGHT!) versus the Kamloops Blazers. Visit Section Y on the main concourse to [...]
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February 21, 2013
Rebecca Marino has decided she cannot battle opponents and depression at the same time. The Vancouverite, who rose as high as 38th in the world in the WTA rankings, announced Wednesday she’s “stepping away” from the game due to an ongoing battle with mental illness, which she admits was exacerbated by some “really hurtful” comments she [...]
February 20, 2013
TEACHERS are being accused of bullying gay and lesbian students and condoning similar behaviour in Queensland schools, which have been found to be more homophobic than in any other state. One Brisbane religious school student was allegedly told by male teachers last year she would burn in hell, while a boy had excrement wiped on [...]
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February 19, 2013
Hello my darlings, There are so many people to thank this month. It wasn’t that long ago that I teamed up with Giant Ant Studios in Vancouver to bring forth a project for Pink Shirt Day. Today we share it with you. This animated piece is the result of a group of individuals coming together [...]
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February 18, 2013
SEATTLE – Cyberbullying is no longer restricted to children. Adults routinely use content from Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and other social-media services to intimidate and harass subordinates and rivals at work. When romantic relationships go sour, aggrieved lovers often turn to social-media services to stalk or embarrass an estranged partner. “Adults are now finding themselves in [...]
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February 16, 2013
When I was in middle school I was bullied. I was taunted, teased, hit and pushed. I was bullied because I was short, shy and extremely geeky. For a bleak period, I felt utterly alone. I begged my parents not to go to the principal because I thought it would get worse. Eventually my parents did [...]
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February 15, 2013
You know that the way you speak and act can influence your kids, but how do you know what actions or behaviors may contribute to bullying? Because bullying isn’t just between school kids on the playground or in the classrooms — it can occur between adults, too, whether it’s online, in the workplace, or even [...]
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February 14, 2013
A newly launched blog highlighting the vulgar and sexist comments levelled at Canada’s female premiers online is quickly gaining traction in British Columbia, where it has garnered cross-party support and elicited a response from Christy Clark herself. Diamond Isinger, a communications and online strategy consultant who has worked on B.C. Liberal Party and Vision Vancouver campaigns, launched [...]
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February 13, 2013
Hanna, Alberta – Thus far the anti-bullying bylaw introduced on November 13 has been having the intended effect. According to Constable Jennifer Brewer, calls directly related to bullying have declined compared to the same time last year. “We usually get calls before the Christmas and February breaks,” said Brewer. Unlike previous years, there have been [...]
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10 years of bullying data: what does it tell us? The Guardian (blog) The evolution of social media and mobile communication may have made it easier than ever for young people to share but they also create an environment that can make bullying "inescapable and even more threatening than ever before" according to a new ... Bullying suicides prompt call for action |
NG News | Camping out to speak out against bullying NG News Cory Scott is continuing to camp out in Murdoch Park in downtown New Glasgow as away to speak out against bullying. Scott is the chair of Prevent Bullying: Break The Silence and has been staying in the park since last Friday. He plans wrap up his ... |
Online bullying out of control, grieving mum says Courier Mail THE mother of a Sunshine Coast teenager who committed suicide after being attacked on Facebook says online bullying is "out of control" and something must be done to protect vulnerable children. Dannii Sanders, 14, took her own life in July 2011 after ... |
San Francisco Chronicle | Rep. Jim Bridenstine Blasts 'Intolerant Left' for Bullying 'Sexual Morality ... Towleroad Unfortunately, the intolerant Left bullies and browbeats private organizations like the Boy Scouts into accepting their philosophy. Notice they didn't start their own organization. They went after the Boy Scouts of America. The Left's agenda is not ... TV Spots Urge Boy Scout Leaders and Boehner to 'ManUp' to Bullying Obama Scout's Honor? What Congress Could Learn From the BSA |
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