Tragic bullycide stories of 2012
When it comes to traditional bullying and cyberbullying, 2012 has started with tragedy for four families. As this post is being
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Must Know Laws Affecting Teens in 2012
Many states have passed new laws affecting teens that went into effect around January 1, 2012. We highlight ten of the new
“It Gets Better: Coming Out, Overcoming Bullying and Creating a Life Worth Living”
“It Gets Better” edited by Dan Savage and Terry Miller (Dutton Publishing 2011) As explained in the book’s Introduction by
National Bullying Prevention Month
The month of October is National Bullying Prevention Month. Although this month is coming to an end, we must continue
“You can’t break when you’re already broken”
Another teenager gave in to frustration, fear and loneliness by ending his life in October 2011. Jamie Hubley of Ottawa, Canada,
Youth are oblivious to the effects of cyberbullying
Cyberbullying Statistics Statistics show that the cyberbullying problem is not getting better and that more youth are becoming victims of online
“Stop bullying people. Maybe they won’t commit suicide.”
In September, 2011, Jamey Rodemeyer wrote this on his blog. He had just started his freshman year at Williamsville North
10 Student Free Speech Cases – from Raunchy Photos to Douchebag Principals
When can a school punish a student for online speech made off campus? That is the question that schools and
“I don’t understand. She looks like one of these popular girls who doesn’t have a care in the world!”
This is a quote from an online memorial site created in tribute to 14-year-old Daani Sanders. Daani was from Australia and
Do your parents have “cyberbullying” insurance?
You are undoubtedly aware of the increase of incidents of bullying online and by cell phone. For statistics about the