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Jan 20

2011

"Bullied" Screening Shows Importance of Talking About the Issue

Posted by: Clay Pelon

Tagged in: teachers , politics and education , advocacy

Recently the College of Education Inclusion Committee hosted an event centered on the movie Bullied. This movie, available for free to educators here, was produced by the Southern Poverty Law Center.

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