The programme aims to change bystander behaviour, making onlookers more likely to help victims.
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Canada has marked Pink Shirt Day since 2007, but meaningful progress in tackling bullying requires solidarity from youth, teachers, schools, parents, governments and the general public.
When they are repeatedly victimised, some individuals turn to bullying as a coping mechanism, seeking power and control.
No matter your age, if you’re being bullied − there’s help out there.
Instead of trying to change individual’s behaviour, a new study puts the focus on how teachers can create an “anti-bullying climate” in their classes.
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