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Eye on the World
November 9, 2015
Eye on the world: A response to bullying
By Sentinel staff
In “ ‘Happiness Hackathon’ tackles cyberbullying through innovation,” The Christian Science Monitor reports on a recent event in which teenagers worked together to come up with online tools to stop cyberbullying. The article notes that “most of the [event’s] finalists had personal experience dealing with bullying, and that, while more than 70 percent of kids and teens see online bullying ‘frequently,’ most don’t feel comfortable speaking up about it.”
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