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November 13-19, 2011 is National Bullying Awareness Week.We are calling all Albertans to join our youth committee in standing up to bullying during National Bullying Awareness Week. Together, we can make Alberta bully-free. But we need your help. Please click here! 
Holly Robbins & Samantha Csuhany Read the 2011 Information Bulletin Welcome to Bully Free Alberta!We all have a role in bullying prevention, especially adults! Bullying behaviour is unacceptable at any time and in any situation - and isn't a normal part of growing up. It can leave scars that last a lifetime. This website has a variety of tips and tools for adults to help prevent or intervene in a bullying situation, including cyberbullying and homophobic bullying. Together, we can create a caring, respectful and safe province – free from bullying.
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Stitches - Bullying Prevention Youth Forum and Webcast
On November 19, 2010, students, community members and bullying prevention experts participated in an interactive worldwide webcast from Victoria School of the Arts in Edmonton, Alberta. Watch the recorded webcast. Watch the Stiches: An Anti-Bullying Feature Film on YouTube.
b-free.ca website for youth, by youth, featuring stories, videos and tips that empower young people to help stop bullying.
Teamheroes.ca is a fun website where kids can play an online game that teaches them how to handle bullying. |
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Call the Bullying Helpline 1-888-456-2323 toll-free in Alberta, anytime. The user agrees to the terms and conditions set out in
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