Albert Sanchez

  • answered 2013-12-03 17:24:55 -0500
    Q: 13. We have developed a relationship with local law enforcement officials to help educate the school community about the legal ramifications of cyberbullying and who can assist with threats and hate incidents that arise online.
    A: We Could Give This More Attention

  • published Silence Equals Violance in Start Your Own Project 2013-12-03 17:11:50 -0500

    Silence Equals Violance

    I want to show children of all ages starting from grade school all the way to high school of what bullying can do to others. Possibly an event hosted by the school which would be raising funds and showing the effects of bullying to students, staff, and any donors involved with the school. We would give gifts to any people who contributed to the cause as a thank you for donating. Also have any organizations that helped with bullying come out and talk to students. We could bring in some speakers who might have been bullied to talk about how they are now and what they had to go through to get better. We would start locally in schools, after school programs, and library branches near by. All these are great places to start because of the areas that they are located, many people could easily access them easily. We would put up fliers and post up events on social media sites to raise more awareness and have a large number of people show up. We could run a series of events like this every month or every three months trying to build a larger crowd every time.


  • donated 2013-12-03 16:42:20 -0500

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