← Bullied: You're Not Alone

Season 1

5 episodes · 2013

2.1 million children are bullied every year in schools, on playgrounds, and in cyberspace. 4,400 high school students commit suicide as a result of relentless bullying. Victims often do not know where to turn or whom to talk to. This film is their chance to be heard. This extraordinary series beckons viewers to walk a mile in their shoes and join to effort to stamp out this national scourge.

  1. 1Cyber Bullying

    14 May 2013 · 22 min

    The growing world of cyber bullying is reaching new heights as youth struggle to hide their differences for fear of abandonment and public humiliation. Cyber bullying does not discriminate between boys, girls, physical differences or mental challenges and takes victims at will, since he or she can remain anonymous.

  2. 2Psychological Bullying

    14 May 2013 · 23 min

    When most people think of bullying they think of physical abuse. However, bullying goes beyond the physical and can encompass the verbal. Learn what emotional bullying can do to an individual's self-esteem, why it's often a silent killer and how it can be put to an end.

  3. 3Physical Bullying

    14 May 2013 · 23 min

    Students reveal the devastating affects of being physically bullied in school and in public. We visit a high school that started a Peer Mentors program showing the peer mentors at work, breaking down the hateful stereotypes that cause bullying and fostering a more peaceful environment at school.

  4. 4Living with a Challenge (Disabilities)

    12 May 2013 · 23 min

    Walk a mile in their shoes and witness first hand the struggles people with a disability face on a daily basis. Nick George, a young man with Asperger's syndrome, shares his experiences. Tony Bartoli lives with cerebral palsy. Bullied as a youth he found strength in the people who stood up for him and faced the bullies.

  5. 5Homophobiafinale

    12 May 2013 · 23 min

    A vast majority of bullied students are harassed because of their sexual orientation. While some societies are growing in tolerance many students still face humiliation from their peers and even family members.