The Solid Spirit
Abuse Survivor Site for Teens and Adults
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Bullying, Cyberbullying, and Hazing
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Cyber Bullying
www.kidshelpphone.ca/en/informed/cyberbullying/cyberbullying_default.asp
Cyberbullying is when someone uses technology, such as a computer or cell phone, to hurt you on purpose. Bullies have more power than the people they hurt. They may be older or more popular or they may know something private or embarrassing about you. Posted at 4:40pm
on Sun, Dec 28 2008
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STOP CyberBullying!
www.stopcyberbullying.org/index2.html
How can you stop it once it starts? Everything you needed to know about Cyber Bullies is here on STOP Cyberbullying. Posted at 2:54am
on Mon, Dec 29 2008
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Wired Safety- Kids and Teens
wiredsafety.org/youth.html
An interactive website devoted to help young persons understand the internet and how to deal with cyber bullies and stalkers online. GREAT RESOURCE!! Posted at 8:42pm
on Sun, Nov 15 2009
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Voice Against Violence- Bullying
www.bpvav.com/bullying.html
Prevention can only occur when we understand the problem and commit ourselves to sharing this information with others in our community. Posted at 4:20pm
on Tue, Jan 27 2009
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Voice Against Violence- Bullying (persons with disabilities)
www.bpvav.com/disablities.html
Violence is any physical, psychological or sexual maltreatment, abuse or neglect of a person. The problem of assault and abuse against persons with disabilities is complicated by the fact that most of the abuse is perpetrated by someone whom the individual has an established relationship such as family member, intimate partner or spouse, or a support giver. Abuse against a person with disabilities is a violation of trust and an abuse of power in a relationship where the person should have the right to absolute safety. In many cases, it is also a crime. Posted at 4:21pm
on Tue, Jan 27 2009
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Stand Up To Bullying- International Stand Up Day
www.standupday.com
We're on our way to a bully free world, and you're about to find out how! Posted at 4:03pm
on Tue, Jan 27 2009
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BullyHelp.org
BullyHelp.org
BullyHelp "101" 1. Students anonymously report bullying situations to their school counselor 2. Students are shown school, community, and national emergency resources 3. Counselor updates reporter on status and starts anonymous dialog if needed 4. Counselors share ideas and methodology with other counselors across the world 5. Statistics are generated for each school to identify bullying trends Posted at 4:22pm
on Sun, Dec 28 2008
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International Stand Up Day! February 27th
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Why Pink?
The color of the STAND UP pledge shirts, is based on a campaign started by Travis Price and David Shepherd, two senior students who took a stand against a freshmen student being bullied for wearing a pink shirt. This act of leadership provides a great example for those who are "on the fence" about displaying their own personal stance against bullying.
Pledge shirts are $10 each (plus a flat $2 s&h fee per shirt) (or £5+£1.50). Schools ordering 50 or more will receive a pink STOOD UP flag to fly, marking the school as one in which a significant amount of support exists for victims of bullying. STAND UP Pledge Shirts were designed to be extremely effective in achieving a variety of aspects involved in stopping bullying. Simply "addressing" bullying will not lead to a significant change in your school or workplace. Participating in International Stand Up to Bullying Day will achieve the following:
- address bullying in an extremely "loud" way. (Try ignoring 100's of pink shirts!)
- approach bystanders to take a personal stance either for or against bullying.
- create and effectively identify a peer based support structure where victims of bullying can turn for help or guidance
- enable bystanders to make a non-confrontational statement about their decision to be in-tolerant of the behavior of bullies from this point forward.
- provide funding for necessary tools to insure safety and make it easy for participants to honor their pledge to STAND UP against bullying.
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