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Anti-bullying tool unveiled in Howard Co
"The time has come to stand up to bullying," Howard County Executive Ulman said.
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Senate passes cyber-bullying measure
A bill aimed at eliminating cyber-bullying in the state of Maryland passed a third reading from the senate Friday and will now move to the final approval stage and then, the governor’s office.
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Student on teacher assaults on rise
INVESTIGATION | An average of four Baltimore city school teachers and staff are assaulted every day in our classrooms. Take a look at shocking numbers and learn the plan to turn them around.
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Teen abuse linked to suicidal thoughts
We've seen the devastating effects of teen bullying, the worst outcome being suicide. A new study links several types of abuse to suicidal thoughts in children. And believe it or not, bullying is not the worst.
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"Wicked" cast to help fight bullying
The cast of the musical “Wicked” is taking a break from performances at the Hippodrome to talk to kids about bullying.
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School hosts anti-bullying event
When your kids go to school they should feel safe. The last thing you want them to worry about is being bullied. One local school is working to help keep your children safe.
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Teen bully caught on camera charged
Frederick County officials say a 15-year-old boy has been charged with assault for bullying a high school student who was about to be interviewed on the subject by a television news crew.
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Anti-bullying conference kicks off
Parents, you may have heard the stories from you child -- brutal cases of bullying, name calling, internet taunting, even physical violence -- all happening in the classroom. In a few hours-- a statewide conference on bullying prevention kicks off.
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Baltimore streaker clad with a cause
The only people in the crowd at Sunday night’s Ravens game that knew what was about to happen were Mark Harvey and his buddy who shot the video.
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Jones supports anti-bullying book
GLEE star DOT-MARIE JONES is throwing her support behind a new kids' book which aims to stop bullying.
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Middle School video wins contest
Thirteen Franklin Middle School students made a video statement against bullying. In the process, they won a statewide contest.
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Bullying prevention conference kicks off
The largest bullying prevention conference in Maryland kicks off today.
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Survey: bullies effects on autistic kids
A survey launched in Baltimore measures how bullying impacts autistic children.
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Woman says son bullied at school
A mother in Anne Arundel County says her son was the victim of bullying at his middle …
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Girl, 11, creates anti-bullying website
The battle against bullying is a huge issue for children, but the problem is also online …
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Do you feel safe from bullies?
No 2 Bullies! | The Department of Health & Human Services developed a series of games to…
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9 biggest myths about bullying
Check out the 9 biggest myths about bullying. We've even thrown in two facts to help.
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