JUNIOR - Anti-Bullying Short Film

A young man confronts the pressure of depression and is bullying by other boys nearby. No one can ask for help, he is obliged to take extreme measures to get along with himself. This movie tells stories only from the viewpoint of the victims.

It is hard work for teachers, administrators, and counselors to make students, especially junior high school students, take serious bullying. However, according to a survey published this month at JAMA Pediatrics, it seems that anti-bullying actions, including laws passed in many states over the past five years, are helping 20% ​​of American children who have been bullied in the past is. In the 12-month law, the three elements of explanation of scope, clear explanation of prohibited conduct, associate professor of social medicine at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, Mark Hatzenbuehler are particularly effective, and school districts It is obligatory to formulate and implement.

In the United States, the history of the bullying prevention campaign is surprisingly short lived. Until the tragedy of the Colombian genocide in April 1999 there was no state law against bullying. In May 1999, Georgia enacted the first bullying prevention law. Eventually, all states followed this. California is the first province to enact bullying prevention law. New Jersey takes a particularly stern position on bullying and reports that witnesses who do not report bullying are legally responsible. As technology advances, the law is also evolving. The current law aims to protect victims from bullying and to provide a reporting method. There is no federal law against bullying yet