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Managing Bullying
Managing Bullying
Managing Bullying
Wednesday 17th May 2017
Hear young voices share experiences and strategies for combating bullying on 'Youth and Loud'. Gain insights and join the movement towards a bullying-free future.
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Get the buttons here!Standing Strong: Youth Share Strategies to Combat Bullying
You've got to take that risk to trust someone and to risk being hurt or to risk being rejected, and I think it's just the way life works when it comes to making friends, you've got to be vulnerable and take that risk to get to know someone, and you might get hurt.
Bullying is a tough challenge many young people face today, and 'Youth and Loud' is tackling it head-on in this episode. Host Glenn Munso brings together a diverse group of voices, including students from Braybrook College and SYN Radio, along with Dani Leever from Project Rockit, to share their personal experiences and strategies for dealing with bullying. From the emotional toll it takes to the rise of cyberbullying, this episode covers it all.
The guests open up about their own struggles, providing a raw and honest look at how bullying can lead to feelings of isolation, anxiety, and depression. But it's not all doom and gloom. They also discuss practical ways to stand up to bullies, like seeking support from friends, teachers, or counselors. One guest's advice stands out: 'You've got to take that risk to trust someone and to risk being hurt or to risk being rejected'.
It's a powerful reminder that vulnerability is a strength, not a weakness. The episode also delves into the double-edged sword of social media—how it can be a tool for support but also a platform for bullying. By the end, listeners are left with a sense of community and the knowledge that they're not alone in their struggles. Tune in to hear real stories, gain valuable insights, and join the movement towards a bullying-free future.