The Bully Victim
Today's victims of bullying are yesterday's bullies | Bully karma is victim hood and vice versa
This lens may be perceived as radical truth, or perhaps outrageous. Outrage is perhaps good for any victim, as it brings perception past fear and into a more energetic energy field. But outrage doesn't work for a person, it works against a person's personal development and potential for success. Perhaps this lens will shed some light on the real nature of the bully and the victim; and the cyclical nature wherein one person goes back and forth between the two personas of bully and victim, it...

The bullying epidemic
Bullying
It has been believed by many that bullying is simply a rite of passage for children. That it is the way in which kids learn how to fight their own battles and grow into secure adults. These people couldn't be more wrong! Bullying is not just a rite of passage from childhood to adulthood, it is a cruel and violent thing that has serious implications for the future and needs to be stopped. Bullying is a major problem in the United States as well as the rest of the world. Kids are being harrased...

National Day of Action Against Bullying and Violence
National Day of Action Against Bullying and Violence March 16th
This is such an important subject as at one point in any ones life they have been the subject of some kind of bullying or violence. Even if it only happens the once it can affect us for the rest of our lives. As for many of us it has occured on more than one ocassion with some lasting effects, not just on ourselves but to those around us. Photo courtesy of 'Bullying.No Way!

Purple Letter Campaign
Working to make BC schools safe and inclusive for all students
The above is the slogan for the purple letter campaign that took place in the fall of 2011 across BC schools. This is a campaign encouraging students and supporters to write letters on the issue of homophobic bullying. The objective is to get the BC government to pass a 'sexual orientation and gender identity policy for BC schools' (from the web page). The campaign was led by two people, Kaitlin Burnett and Ryan Clayton, who have been involved in raising public awareness of homophobic bullyi...