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I have recently started a website on bullying to create a forum for those bullying victims to tell thier stories, have access to resources, uplifting music, et cetera.
I was a victim of bullying, my children have been as well, ages 12, 8, and 3. So I feel it is important to provide as many resources to help other bully victims.
On the site I also include the story of my little rescue dog, Sugar, that almost died as a result of the abuse she suffered, hence, animals can be bullied too and the recent media involvement I had, Palm Beach Post, Fl, trying to save the lives of 200 peacocks that were scheduled to be captured and euthanized.
Please pass on this site as an additional resource for those who may benefit from it.
Hi Ellen I would love to let you and your viewers know about a new and exciting organization called The L Project. The L Project are UK based and raise money and awareness about LGBT bullying and it's effects. Their first step to do this was to get together l7 lesbian artists and release a charity single called 'It does get better'. This single is available to download now! They also have a great video that goes along with the song on youtube. But this is just the start! The L project are on Facebook, Twitter, youtube and they have their own website too.
I went into High school I lost all my frineds. I don't know why or how. Everytime I would make new frineds I couldn't trust them or drama would always start so I just gave up on trying to get frineds. The last time I went on a date was in 2009. I was hoping the guy was soon to be my boyfriend but after he went in the alternative center I stopped seeing him. To be honest though, Michael Jackson is who keeps me alive. No lie. I've been a fan of him since I was little and I ne
i would like to know how to how in my community if nothing but answer phones during the day should you have any info or if you could direct me where to look please do so . thank you
As a guidance counselor, I'm THRILLED to see bullying resources on Ellen's page, and I'm wondering if anyone who reads this might be able to help me. Next week I will be running a workshop about bullying and I'm looking for some videos that are directed toward bullies and how what they do affects their victims. I've watched what feels like hundreds of videos and I can't quite find what I'm looking for. Thanks!
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I have recently started a website on bullying, YOUCANTBULLY.US, to create a forum for those bullying victims to tell thier stories, have access to resources, uplifting music, et cetera.
I was a victim of bullying, my children have been as well, ages 12, 8, and 3. So I feel it is important to provide as many resources to help other bully victims.
On the site I also include the story of my little rescue dog, Sugar, that almost died as a result of the abuse she suffered, hence, animals can be bullied too and the recent media involvement I had, Palm Beach Post, Fl, trying to save the lives of 200 peacocks that were scheduled to be captured and euthanized.
Please pass on this site YOUCANTBULLY.US as an additional resource for those who may benefit from it.
Posted by Jessica at YOUCANTBULLY.US | August 29, 2012 10:39 AM