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What I could have done to stop Racial Bullying

By a Youth Program Coordinator, B.A Psychology -- UBC

In elementary school, my deskmate was a girl with darker skin. Unfortunately, in a society that often equates beauty with fairness, she was frequently given derogatory nicknames. Many classmates would call her “Blackie,” and other nicknames with the word “dark” or “black” and this constant teasing harms her self-esteem

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The Power of Bystanders

By Hana Ko, B.A. Psychology -- UBC

All children reach an important milestone at the young age of five. They enter kindergarten! Excitement and laughter take over the classroom on the first day of school.

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Cyberbullying and its impact on the mental health of students

By Ridhi Lohani, B.A. Psychology -- UBC

With the advent of technology, cyberbullying has become a pressing issue that has an extremely detrimental effect on students’ mental health. Unlike traditional bullying, cyberbullying occurs through electronic means such as social media, text

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