the anti-bullying message came by way of more than two dozen posters made as part of a school-wide contest."Sometimes you can't express your feelings through words. So you have to express them ...

The theme of this year's anti-bullying competition was Differences ... and that's where I got some of the nasty words in the poster background from." Maddy said she spent a lot of time finding ...

She said she wanted to use words that would make people feel ... the Second Annual Rensselaer County Sheriff’s Office Anti Bullying Poster Contest next year. Danielle Sanzone may be reached ...

She said the firm’s owner, Amy Cantley, heading a crew of counseling for people of all ages, wanted to bring anti-bullying efforts into the spotlight, through means such as the poster art ...

The Woodland Joint Unified School District is launching a districtwide anti-bullying ... will include poster contests; defining kindness, acceptance, inclusion, and unity using words, art, or ...

Amelie, who is in Year 5 from Iluka Public School, was recognised for her resonating poster, which was entered into the Interrelate's Say No To Bullying ... middle with the words 'Believe in ...

In a local high school this weekend, I spotted a few anti-bullying posters targeted at students ... to remind would-be perpetrators that their words and actions have consequences?

Walk into any school, and you’re likely to see at least one anti-bullying poster hanging up in the halls, some even created by students themselves. But as a teacher and a survivor of extreme ...

A community group has launched has launched a poster competition for children as part of Anti-Bullying week. IMO said it aimed to 'reach out' to individuals and to counter the harm and hurt that ...

The signs have an illustration of a schoolgirl who has been bullied, along with the words: "Bullying ... also plans to put similar anti-bullying posters in the cafeteria at every Fayette ...

The NSW government anti-bullying ad shows how powerful words are. Source: Facebook/NSW Public Schools An emotional anti-bullying ad, which shows just how powerful words can be, is going viral online.