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Tag Archives: Bullying
Small Victories
The following is a guest post from Emily Jacobs, a student at Muhlenberg College. It is a college essay inspired by her sister Molly that she submitted and we are excited to share as another inspiring example of one person’s … Continue reading →
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Tagged advocacy, Bullying, Donald, Emily Jacobs, Molly Jacobs, R-word, retard, sisters
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A fair warning before you see “The Descendants”
My wife and I don’t get out to see many movies. With a two and a half year-old, and a second baby due this week, a 100 year-old house that is an on-going fixer upper and two full-time jobs between … Continue reading →
Posted in Bullying
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Tagged Ad Hominem Enterprises, Alexander Payne, Bullying, Fox Searchlight, FX Network, George Clooney, hate speech, Hollywood, Jenny Dawn, LeBron James, Louis C.K., Matt King, NBA Finals, Nebraska, Nick Krause, Not Acceptable PSA, Omaha, retarded, Special Olympics, Spread the Word to End the Word, The Descendants, The R-word, Tropic Thunder
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Change: It’s not just ‘Right,’ it’s Achievable
Its been an amazing honor to be at the White House with the President, the First Lady, and national experts today for the first ever White House conference on bullying prevention. Here’s a few of the points I found most … Continue reading →
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Tagged AbilityPath.org, Arne Duncan, Brandon Greene, Bullying, CASEL, First Lady, Michelle Obama, President Obama, prevention, Project UNIFY, resources, Rhode Island, school climate, social emotional learning, special needs, Special Olympics, Stop Bullying, Walk A Mile In Their Shoes, Weissberb-Durlak, White House
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The Truth about Special Needs Bullying
Today marks the official release of a groundbreaking report from AbilityPath.org about bullying among children with special needs called “Walk a Mile in Their Shoes.” This important report demonstrates how bullying is a silent epidemic in schools across the country. … Continue reading →
