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This free toolkit has the resources schools need to take an effective stand against cyberbullying.
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It’s not the kind of letter you would think the secretary of education would get, but Arne Duncan said he gets them all the time.
“I’m being bullied at school and on the bus, and I’m afraid of telling somebody because they might hear about it and do something bad to me,” a girl from Texas wrote in a letter to the Obama administration’s top education official.
“I don’t really like telling on somebody, but I’ve told the principal and [he] didn’t do anything about it. I’ve considered suicide but that won’t help anything; that will only hurt my family. Please give me advice about what to do.”
Such things are happening in schools across the country, Duncan said during a Sept. 21 summit on bullying prevention.
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Some children are good at hiding their feelings and the first you may know of the problem is when your child suddenly doesn't want to go to school, or says they are ill when PE lessons are on the agenda.
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New York State senator Jeffrey Klein plans to introduce a bill to
“He said his bill would expand second-degree manslaughter to include ‘bullycide,’ or death by cyberbullying, when the perpetrator ‘intentionally or recklessly causes the victim of such offense to commit suicide.’
===> It would be a Class C felony punishable by up to 15 years in prison,” reports the Post. <===
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New Polls Shows 56 Percent Of Teens, Young Adults Cyber-Bullied. Almost 1,400 were interviewed....
FAIRVIEW -- Schools here and across the country are struggling to deal with cyber-bullying and harassment.
Cyber-bullying is something the state legislature has been trying to define, and one county says it's never too early to teach children the dangers of doing so.
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A Minnesota mother has been banned from her child's school and bus stop for defending her son against bullies, WCCO-TV reports.
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A national campaign to combat bullying has been launched on the back of the beating of a Muslim Sydney schoolboy last week.
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Lady Gaga paid tribute to Jamey Rodemeyer, a bullied teenager who committed suicide, during her iHeartRadio performance in Las Vegas this weekend. PHOTOS: Hundreds Attend Jamey Rodemeyer's Fune...
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Internet Safety Button - This page is an initiative from Reader's Digest Magazine - Description: Every day children are abused, groomed and bullied on internet.
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Days after she vowed to make bullying illegal in remembrance of 14-year-old Jamey Rodemeyer, who killed himself after classmates bullied him for his sexuality, Lady Gaga paid to go to a $35,800 per-couple fundraiser where President Obama would beholding a Q&A, ABC News reported.
The event took place at the home of Facebook's Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg and David Goldberg in Atherton, Calif.
During the Q&A, Gaga first thanked the president for what he has accomplished and for supporting this year's second annual Federal Partners in Bullying Prevention Summit, which took place last week. She then read from a letter about the suicide of her fan who had endured bullying.
She made a plea to everyone, including the president, to do whatever they could to stop bullying. In response, Obama thanked her and highlighted his administration's anti-bullying campaign. ...
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The anti-bullying policies at Williamsville and other suburban Buffalo school districts don't go far enough, national bullying experts said Thursday, ...
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SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH NETWORK The Drama! Teen Conflict, Gossip, and Bullying in Networked Publics
While teenage conflict is nothing new, today’s gossip, jokes, and arguments often play out through social media like Formspring, Twitter, and Facebook.
Although adults often refer to these practices with the language of “bullying,” teens are more likely to refer to the resultant skirmishes and their digital traces as “drama.” Drama is a performative set of actions distinct from bullying, gossip, and relational aggression, incorporating elements of them but also operating quite distinctly. |
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Anti-bullying song - "STOP THAT!" (Lynn/Arms)
STOP THAT! Available for licensing to schools and non-profits. www.annielynn.net This song is also endorsed by and licensed to A Better Philadelphia, Inc. (w...
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Klein's bill says "harassing a child using electronic communication" would fall under 3rd Degree Stalking, punishable with up to a year in prison. If that harassment caused suicide, the bully could face 2nd Degree Manslaughter charges and up to 15 years in prison.
"Do something about your children, control your children," Klein said at the news conference outside the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse. "Otherwise they're going to be punished under a very tough New York State statute."
Because bullies exist beyond New York State, others think federal legislation is needed.
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/PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The United States Commission on Civil Rights announces that it has released its report, Peer-to-Peer Violence and Bullying, Examining the Federal Response, pursuant to Public Law 103-419.
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Survey: Porn-watching, net-savvy kids are a myth Cyberbullying grief highlighted instead...
Parents who think their tearaway hacking kiddies are seeing all sorts of things they shouldn't online are buying into some of the top myths about children on the web, according to a new report.
EU Kids Online, a research project based at the London School of Economics and Political Science, talked to kids across Europe about their online habits and discovered that they are both more and less clued up than their parents reckon.
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Adults are gradually coming to realize the compromises to their privacy in social media.
Adults are gradually coming to realize the compromises to their privacy in social media. Younger people, with a love of congregating and communicating, are less prepared to anticipate pitfalls in online messaging. It’s a trend that can leave them open to bullying.
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WASHINGTON — Catherine Devine had her first brush with an online bully in seventh grade, before she'd even ventured onto the Internet.
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Standing up, Not Standing By: A Free Cyberbullying Toolkit for Educators Every day, you see how cyberbullying hurts students, disrupts classrooms, and impacts your school’s culture.
So how should you handle it? What are the right things to do and say? What can you do today that will help your students avoid this pitfall of our digital world? We created this free toolkit to help you take on those questions and take an effective stand against cyberbullying.
So start here. Use it now. Rely on it to start your year off right.
More info and download the kit, CLICK HERE
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Bullies have moved from the schoolyard to mobile phones, email, websites and chat rooms. They bully night and day. Their victims are innocent children and teenagers. What is happening and what you can do. "They Won't Leave Me Alone!"
At any time 14.6 million children under age 17 are online worldwide. Pedophiles are well aware of this fact and use the Internet to identify, lure and abuse children. Reader’s Digest has started a European campaign to protect children online.
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Tag und Nacht werden Tausende europäische Kinder und Jugendliche zu Opfern von Cybermobbing. Sie werden drangsaliert, gedemütigt und sogar bedroht - per Handy, E-Mail, in Chatrooms und sozialen Netzwerken.
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Cyberbullying:
Gaga live at the iHeartRadio music festival at the MGM Garden Arena in Las Vegas on 9/24/11. She performed a one-hour set included performances of her hits such as "Bad Romance," "Judas" and "Yoü And I" as well as a surprise appearance by Sting, who joined Gaga on stage to sing "Stand by Me" and "King of Pain."
Among the highlights of the show was Lady Gaga's acoustic rendition of "Hair," which she dedicated to her fan Jamey who committed suicide last week on 9/18/11 sorry for some parts of this performances the audio kept going out during the iHeartRadio live stream.
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Adults need to pay attention to the language of youth if they want antibullying interventions to succeed. |