3600-48, 19 minutes, 2011 Several recent tragedies have focused the nation’s attention on the growing trend of bullycide – the term that describes those desperate instances of young people taking their own lives to escape from relentless harassment by their peers. Request
3600-49, 13 minutes, 1997 This DVD is comprised of four scenarios involving realistic bullying incidents. It offers practical advice and skills for handling these difficult situations. Request
3600-50, 35 minutes Inspired by a true story, Carl tells of a young man’s experience with being teased. Through the moving portrayal of Carl’s life and ultimate suicide, members of the audience are compelled to examine their reactions to people who may be different. Carl gives a perspective on the...
3600-51, 35 minutes No Way!, is the message on bullying that all teenagers need to hear, and also send to each other. Students listen to each other; they listen to the pain and to the anger that bullying and teasing causes. The hurt can sometimes stay hidden, but the anger...
3600-52, 30 minutes, 2010 True-to-life vignettes shows how teen deal with the bullies they encounter in real life and on the internet, and let bystanders see the role they play in perpetuating bullying. Request
3600-53, 18 minutes We know that girls do more than their fair share of bullying and sometimes it can be much more hurtful and demeaning of both parties than their male counterparts. This program looks at how girls bully, why they do it and how it can be dealt with...
3600-57, 98 minutes, 2012 This Sundance documentary follows five kids and families over the course of a school year. Offering insight into different facets of bullying, the stories include two families who have lost children to suicide and a mother awaiting the fate of her 14-year-old daughter, who has been...
3600-59, 20 minutes, 2006 This program focuses on increasing awareness of bullying among girls and educating viewers about how, when and why it occurs. Request
3600-62, 25 minutes, 2000 Freedom from bullying, name-calling and violence motivates the high school seniors in this school-based drama. Request
3600-63, 27 minutes, 2001 This film speaks directly to teens and offers a valuable tool to teachers, counsellors and community youth leaders who want to explored the homophobic language heard in schools and other youth hangouts. Request
