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Anne Lagacé-Dowson: Prominent journalist takes up anti-bullying cause

Even though one of Montreal's most respected journalists decided to step out of the media spotlight and head a non-profit organization, it's not the last you'll hear from Anne Lagacé-Dowson.

Recently named director-general at Tolerance Foundation, a group of educators teaching students about the effects of bullying, Lagacé-Dowson first became an anti-bullying advocate when she found out her daughter was being teased by her classmates.

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February 27, 2013 |
Harassment and bullying have grown to disturbing proportions in our society, and it’s everyone’s responsibility to ensure our schools and workplaces are safe environments.

Bullies in power: Rob Ford, Stephen Harper and the politics of smearing and intimidation

| December 10, 2012

Motion to create national anti-bullying strategy coming to Parliament next week

In the wake of tragic cases like the death of Amanda Todd, demands for action at the national level are growing. (Photo: mag3737 / flickr)

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Let's do it for the kids: Why Canada needs a national bullying prevention strategy

Next week, a motion introduced by MP Dany Morin to create a National Bullying Prevention Strategy will be voted on in Parliament. Here, Morin explains the rationale for his proposal. If you agree with this initiative, you can sign a petition created by Public Response. La version française suit.

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When even silence fails: On affirmation -- Part 3

| April 20, 2012
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