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Why Snapchat Streaks Can Cause Anxiety
Has the Snapchat craze gone too far? You may have read in the media about Snapchat streaks causing bullying and intimidation. The following are a few notes for parents and users about how this popular social media game began. How it functions. Snapchat is an app that...
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Will Sex Education at Four Stop Bullying or Encourage It?
Children as young as four who are just learning “please” and “thank you” will in future receive sex and relationship education at the same time. Is this the death knell to modesty and sweetness? An end to the carefree inhibitions of early childhood? Or something we...
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AAB’s Digital Facelift By Leading London Agency
Act Against Bullying has today launched its new website designed and built by Simon McQuiggan of Technique, the creative agency for clients who want big agency techniques without the complications of big agencies. Updated features include an AAB Hints series which...
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Research shows if you are kind, you could also be cool
Kindness can be a new trend and young socialites do have a part to play.. Recent research from the States (Princeton University, Rutgers University and Yale University ) shows that when it comes to acting against bullying in class it's up to children themselves to...
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Will UK Stalking Law changes help act against bullying?
Stalking law changes could help bullying victims. The fact that stalkers in Britain could face longer jail sentences under a tough new crackdown must in some way be of comfort to victims of bullying. Stalking, harassment and bullying are loosely linked. One can lead...
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Comment in Response to Women and Equalities Committee inquiry into sexual harassment and violence in schools
Sexual Harassment Has No Place In Our Schools Empathy, good manners and stricter punishments for sexual bullying could stop the wave of violence in schools, says Louise Burfitt-Dons, founder of children’s charity Act against Bullying. A recent BBC Freedom of...
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