Ron Bellanti - Right Now Against Bullying

Tuesday, November 25, 2014

The Power of Empathy


All too often, bullied children will not speak out about what is happening to them. Some will sink into depression. Others will skip school. And in some cases, when it all gets to be too much, some will take their own lives and end in tragedy.

Monday, November 24, 2014

From The Playground To The Internet


Charleston psychologist Dr. David Clayman shared his views on cyber bullying and how it’s evolving from happening in the playground and around school premises, to the Internet, where children are constantly connected and exposed to the dangers of bullying.

Wednesday, November 19, 2014

Mother Says That Bullying Led To 16-Year-Old Son's Murder


Brenden Wilson, 16-years-old, was gunned down in his hometown of Woodbridge, VA. The murder is believed to have been drug related.

Tuesday, November 18, 2014

New Anti-Bullying Programs In Local Schools

The shooting incident that took place on October 24th and a recent increase in teenage harassment has the United Way encouraging schools to bolster their anti-bullying programs in area high schools.

Monday, November 17, 2014

Caught On Camera


A Mississippi mom has been suspicious for some time that her daughter, 13-year-old Destiny Hughes, was being bullied and abused in school by a fellow classmate. Her suspicion turned into reality when a cellphone video was uploaded, showing the 13-year-old student being brutally punched repeatedly by her peers inside Water Valley High School.

Friday, November 14, 2014

Low Self-Esteem Among Teenage Girls…Who’s The Culprit?


A new report originating from the United Kingdom outlines how social media is the biggest contributes to the constantly decreasing self-esteem in teenage girls today.

Thursday, November 13, 2014

Yik-Yak Strikes Again


Yik-Yak, the controversy app, is the star in a new incident that took place in Fayette County, Ohio. The app sparked police presence at Washington Court High School.

Tuesday, November 11, 2014

Candidates Aim To End Bullying


Some only think that bullying happens in the classroom or between kids for that matter. John Conely seems to think the same, as he laughed at the idea of bullying on the school board and said he’s never seen it.

Monday, November 10, 2014

New Bullying Advocate


During this same time frame last year, Daniel Coleman was suffering from various health issues that were all rooted to one commonality, bullying.

Wednesday, November 5, 2014

Get Personal With Bullying


Having built a successful drug-prevention program, a Clarksville elementary school had expanded Red Ribbon week to include bullying prevention. Red Ribbon Week is a national program that began in 1985 that looks to keep students drug-free.