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BULLY BYSTANDERS: GUM IN MY HAIR:

YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE HOW TO COPE WITH BULLYING Version 2.0

Grades 6-9 2010 CC 17 min Human Relations Media Grades 4-8 2012 CC 20 min Twisted Scholar
Bronze Telly Award “This program should be required viewing for every
CINE Golden Eagle Award upper elementary and middle school student.” - School
Most teens don’t like to see their peers bullied but are not sure Library Journal
whether or how to respond. This video offers the empowering One of the first and most popular antibullying videos, Gum in
message that the most effective way to deal with bullying is my Hair Version 2.0 includes new research, all new interviews
through the efforts of those who witness it. The program features and a new approach to tackling the age-old problem of
a compelling short drama based on real-life incidents where bullying in schools. Like the original, which is being used
bystanders stand up and change the outcome of a bullying in thousands of schools across North America and Europe,
incident. We also hear from students discussing incidents where Gum in my Hair 2.0 is energetic, entertaining, and— most
they and their peers made a difference by intervening in a importantly—effective. The video emphasizes:
bullying situation. On-screen experts advise teens how they can 1. The role of the bystander in fueling or defusing a bullying
become proactive without putting themselves at risk. Viewers
learn that respecting others and taking a united stand against incident
all sorts of harassment is not only possible, but it can make a 2. Empathy, and how teaching it can prevent bullying in the
dramatic difference in the lives of many young people. Bystanders
can make a resounding contribution by setting the tone for their hallways
peers and refusing to accept hostile behaviours. 3. Why it’s important to focus on “bullying” rather than just
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CONFESSIONS OF A BULLY

Grades 7-12 2013 CC 17 min Human Relations Media
Bronze Telly Award
Many anti-bullying materials focus exclusively on the victims - but what about the bullies themselves? This unique, documentary-style
program addresses the bullying crisis from the perpetrator’s point of view. Former bullies offer frank descriptions of how they once
mistreated and harassed their peers, explaining why they acted that way and why they decided to change their behaviour. The teens
also provide real-life advice on how to stop bullying and make amends. Psychology experts analyze the root causes of bullying and
offer guidance on how to stop it.
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