Ron Bellanti - Right Now Against Bullying

Wednesday, July 30, 2014

Kids Gather To Meet Friends and Stand Up To Bullying


One local parent in Rockford, Illinois decided to help local children who have been bullied by setting up a bullying event to show these children that they are not alone. The organizer Carmen Divan set up the event because she saw her son being abused by others.

Tuesday, July 29, 2014

Mayor Wants To Step Up Anti-Bullying Efforts


The mayor of Mooresville, North Carolina is reaching out to the local school systems in an effort to put a stop to bullying. Mayor Atkins is aware that children in North Carolina have taken their own lives due to bullying, and wants to step up anti-bullying efforts before that happens in Mooresville.

Friday, July 25, 2014

PE Pupil Bullied By Classmates While Teacher Does Nothing


A classroom full of students is watching and laughing as their classmate is punched and slapped by three bullies. Through the incident, a teacher who was sitting at her desk in the classroom does not intervene.

Thursday, July 24, 2014

School Seeks Deceased Boy’s Records In Bullying Lawsuit


Parents of a boy who killed himself last year are suing the lawyers for the Missouri school district. The child, who came out as a bisexual was subject to relentless teasing and harassment.

Wednesday, July 23, 2014

Teen’s Suicide Sparks Concern Over Bullying in Scioto County, Ohio


“Go kill yourself,” were the last words that Jonathan heard from his classmates before his older sister found him dead the same day, hanging in a closet.

Thursday, July 17, 2014

Selena Gomez Blasts Instagram Follower For “Absurd” Bullying Comment


Selena Gomez called out an Instagram follower for posting a mean comment on one of her photos. The user reportedly wrote that Gomez should “burn in hell with cancer.” In response, Gomez left a message on one of the users photos, took a screenshot of it and shared it with her 10.8 million followers.

Wednesday, July 16, 2014

Bathroom Video, Bullying Led To Teen’s Suicide, Parent Say


14-year-old Matthew Burdette’s parents said that their son committed suicide when a video of him supposedly masturbating in a school bathroom went viral and caused relentless teasing and bullying.