bullying

The state of Michigan is buying commercial time at movie theatres in Michigan this holiday season, promoting it's OK2SAY student safety effort.

We're looking at you, internet trolls.

In 2016, Michigan was ranked the worst state in the country for bullying, but just a couple years later we seem to be doing better.

All students need to be aware of the OK2SAY hotline.

Bullying just isn't on the schoolyard anymore either, it also takes place online and in the workplace.

Let’s start off with the actual definition of bullying from stopbullying.gov: Bullying is unwanted, aggressive behavior among school aged children that involves a real or perceived power imbalance. The behavior is repeated, or has the potential to be repeated, over time...

It's not just a new emoji, it's a way for kids to stand up to online and social media bullies.  The "I Am A Witness" campaign created the eye-emoji to give the 'silent majority' of kids a voice online.  Sometimes it's hard for children to make a stand and speak out against bullying online, so with this campaign, "I Am A Witness" hopes that the emoji will give kids a tool to use

Michigan Department of Education State Superintendent Brian Whiston has issued a statement about post-election bullying in Michigan schools.

The small Wisconsin town of Shawano is launching a new anti-bullying initiative that is the first of it's kind in the United States.  The Shawano Police Department is working together with the Shawano School District to hold parents accountable for their children's bullying...

Some unfortunate news for Michigan. WalletHub has ranked Michigan as the #1 state in the country with the biggest bullying problem. With kids on their way back to school WalletHub looked at the prevalence and prevention of bullying in schools across the country...

Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com  Skinny jeans and leggings are a norm. Girls (and even some guys) love wearing skinny jeans but a school district in North Carolina is now putting a ban on them. Fox News says that after some "bigger girls" were getting bullied, the New Hanover County School System is proposing a ban on any tight fitting pants unless a long top is worn that &qu

If you saw a young person being bullied what would you do? Would you step up and say something or would you ignore it? Who will stop the bullying? This is the question a new anti-bullying video shot in Grand Rapids asks. The way several strangers reacted to the social experiment makes me proud to be a Grand Rapidian!