Thursday, 5 May 2016

Have you witnessed bullying? Shout It Out!

Every individual is different. Some of us are underweight, overweight, tall, short, transgender, gay, straight, have special needs….we belong to different religions, caste, sex, we dress and look differently.

There are many types of bullying. Some are tolerable while others are more subtle. Types of bullying included sexual bullying, emotional bullying, physical bullying, and cyber bullying.

Types of Bullying You Should Know About


Physical Bullying – It includes hitting, punching, kicking, shoving, slapping, and other physical attacks. This type of bullying is the easiest to identify.

Sexual Bullying – It includes unwelcome touching, unsophisticated comments, rude gestures, sexual name-calling, sexual propositioning and porn materials.

Emotional Bullying – It includes social actions designed to hurt a person’s reputation or cause embarrassment, like bad facial gestures, spreading rumors and lying, playing dirty jokes to humiliate a person, imitating a person in a mean way,encouraging social exclusion, etc.

Cyberbullying – Cyberbullying" is when a person is humiliated, threatened, tortured, or harassed using the internet, interactive and digital technologies or mobile phones.

Together We Can Stand Up Against Bullying

 
Believe in yourself!

We can stand up against bullying by being tolerant, joining the anti-bullying campaign and STAND UP for each other.

Join the campaign for bullying and be the voice for those who were silenced.

Thursday, 3 March 2016

Join Anti-Bullying Organizations – Bullying Is Never Cool, Acceptable or Okay



Bullying is when someone is being physically or emotionally hurt either by actions or words, feels depressed or agitated because of it, and has problems avoiding what is happening to them. Physical Bullying can be pushing and shoving, yelling at someone, fighting, hitting, tripping, taking or breaking another person’s things, or making rude gestures whereas emotional bullying can be laughing at someone, name calling, leaving someone out on purpose, making fun of someone, starting rumors or telling lies about someone, trying to make someone feel bad about who they are, and sending mean messages on a computer or cell phone.

Where Does Bullying Happen?



Bullying can happen anywhere. It can occur at school, while going to school, in your neighborhood, and while on-line.

How Can You Help? 

If you see someone being bullied, stand up against bullying. When people are willing to shout out for those who cannot, they can make a difference.Let others know that you don’t deserve to be bullied, you’ll not accept bullying in your neighborhood or at your school, and others will be more willing to speak up, too.

If you see bullying, you can join an anti-bullying organization.  Ask friends to join you in anti-bullying campaign. Bullying is never cool, acceptable or okay.

Tuesday, 2 February 2016

I Shout Out – A Platform To Speak Out Against Bullying

Everyone at some point of our lives has been victims of bully. Bullying is not just physical harm or threatening caused by one child to another at school, but it involves different repeated aggressive, verbal, social, physical, psychological and unwanted behavior by a person or a group towards a person or a group of people having lesser power. Even sexual harassment and discrimination on the basis of religion and race are types of bullying. However, bullying is often related to the harassment caused by one student to the other.



You must have as well witnessed such cases or might have been a victim yourself of it while in school. But, you were unaware of what to do about it. In the same way, even today there are many students who doesn’t want to be bullied or even bully others or see others falling victim of it and even they are clueless about what to do about it. It is imperative that parents, teachers and students together should take all types of bullying very seriously and work together to stop it.

Stand up against bullying by joining the anti bullying campaign, which is intended to eradicate this evil from the world. You can as well join an anti bullying organization and work together to protect your children from falling victim of it and going through the same trauma that you had been through once upon a time. I-Shout-Out is campaign that is dedicated to building a more peaceful and tolerant world. Through it you can speak out against bullying as well as other types of harassment that you have or you are still facing. They believe that change will take place only when more and more people will be willing to stand up and speak against the intolerant behavior of others towards them.

Tuesday, 5 January 2016

Join Anti-Bullying Organization To Help Make Your Society Bully-Proof?

Programs to stop bullying are being created across the country in an effort to stop bullying in both societies and schools at large. Not bullying can be found in schools and communities; it is also showing a strong presence on the internet as well.

 Programs to stop hate and bullying in schools and communities serve many purposes, including: ·
  •  Provide information about what is bullying? And what are the types of bullying? · 
  •  Enforces ‘NO’ tolerance policies that pertain to bullying.
  •  Gives people a place to SHOUT OUT if they have been bullied or feel as if they are being threatened, teased or harassed · 
  • Teach others what to do if they believe someone is being harassed or bullied.
Anti bullying and anti hate programs are, however, designed to teach people and raise awareness to speak out about what is wrong going on around them.It should be the aim of every participant to speak out about bullying so that it can be at least prevented and the risk of permanent damage averted. The No Bully programs to stop bullying are a set of sensibly planned steps to help stop bullying and protect people from becoming sufferers. So, Wake up! And be the voice for those who were silenced.

Friday, 27 November 2015

How You Can Respond To Bullying?

How You Can Respond To Bullying?

When you see bullying, there are safe things you can do to stop it.

If a bully is threatening you, tell him or her that you are not OK with the harassment you're getting, and make it clear that it has to stop immediately. 

If the situation seems insulting or physically threatening, it's advisable to walk away. 

If you're being bullied by someone via Facebook, email or other social media networks, do not respond to the bully.

If the intolerance has reached the point where it's hurting you, speak out against bullying.


Stand up against bullying to build a more peaceful and tolerant world. 

Spread the word that bullying has to stop.

Don't be scared to stand up against bullying for yourself, or someone else. At least you have the courage.

Shout Out against Intolerance. Don't just speak out, do something.

However, Bullying can lead to real physical or emotional harm. If you're worried that your health or life is in danger, join anti-hate campaigns today. Remember, “Right is right”, even if no one is doing it and “Wrong is wrong, even if everyone is doing it”.

Friday, 24 July 2015

Four Effective Ways to Stop Bullying And Intolerance

Bullying is the use of power, coercion to abuseor threat, bully, or aggressively dominates others. The behavior is often frequent and habitual. But, there are four effective ways to stop bullying and intolerance.

Recognize types of bullying and respond-Bullying manifest as physical, verbal, emotional, or sexual acts that harm another person. Anti-bullying organizations help people understand about bullying and make an action plan to respond swiftly to incidents.

 Creating a community-wide bullying prevention strategy-Provide opportunities to those who are bullied to share problems, feelings or ideas. Get people involved in organizing anti-bullying campaigns to create safe, inclusive and accepting climates.

Encourage those who want to stand up for others-If you see someone getting bullied in your society, raise your voice to stop it before it starts.

Educate your community-There are a number of things people can do to prevent bullying like joining anti-bullying organizations.

Join anti-bullying campaigns to spread alertness about the problem of bullying and figure out ways to resolve it. Anti-bullying organizations will listen to you and be there for you every time when you need them. 

Tuesday, 7 July 2015

Are You Dealing With Some Intense Bullying Issues? Join Anti-Hate Program Now!

Every day more than 160,000 students stay home from school due to bullying in America. 1 out of 12 children are badly intimidated to the point that it affects their relationships, education, and even career in later life. These figures are to show you just how worse it gets, and how important an intervention of anti-hate program is. That’s why it’s become crucial to identify bullying, and become an active participant and advocate. We might not be able to permanently stop all types of bullying, but we can be assured that if it does happen; it won’t be ignored. 
Luckily, there are now many prominent anti-hate organizations, which are dedicated to building a more peaceful and tolerant world; and giving hope to bullied victims that it does get better.By adding your name to anti-hate campaigns, you will be taking affirmative action once and for all.One speech can be ignored, but many speeches together can echo beyond boundaries to make this world more beautiful and peaceful.

No matter where we are born, how young or old we look, what religion we follow, whether we belong to high-class or poor class, there is one thing we all share equally-‘Human Rights’. So, hurry up and join anti-hate organizations to address intolerance, to be heard, to take action, and to own a crucial social cause.