Anti-Bullying Event 2020 for Young People: United Against Bullying

Join us for an exciting conversation on how to deal with bullying and where to look for help.

About this Event

Bullying is any form of discrimination or behaviour intended to hurt or harm the reputation of another. It can happen face to face or online. Any type of bullying is unacceptable. The reasons for bullying behaviour can be complex. It can harm people physically or emotionally. Victims feel hurt, threatened, frightened and left out. Even though the actual behaviour might not be repeated, the threat that it might can be sustained over time, typically by actions: looks, messages, confrontations, physical interventions, or the fear of these.

Get your tickets here: https://antibullyingevent2020.eventbrite.co.uk

Event Timetable:

Introductions

What is bullying

Prejudice

Children’s rights

Staying safe online

How to deal with bullying

Where to ask for help

Coping with feelings

Hosted by:

ELREC’s True Colours and No Hate Network projects.

ELREC is a charity committed to promoting equality and opportunity for all. We aim to support and empower people with protected characteristics and tackle discrimination and prejudice.

True Colours project is led by young people and works against discrimination and pre-judice based bullying. We deliver workshops for young people on topics related to discrimination and hate crime.

No Hate Network group work on social media and aim to tackle arguments fuelling hate speech.

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