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Run time:
94 min.
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USA
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Language:
English
Director Lee Hirsch tackles the timely topic of bullying in this sensitive examination of an urgent crisis in American society. The film follows five students and their families over the course of one school year as their lives are affected in different ways by bullying. With new insight into the cruel, painful world of what it is like to be victimized, teachers, parents, administrators and the kids themselves look for solutions in the midst of their frustration, anger and despair. — AP
Michel Martin (NPR host Tell Me More) will host a post screening panel after the Wednesday, June 22 screening including:
Filmmaker Lee Hirsch
Lisa Thomas, Associate Director Education Issues, American Federation of Teachers
Anurima Bhargava, Chief, Educational Opportunities Section, Civil Rights Division, Department of Justice
The Wednesday, June 22 screening will feature a special Fledgling Fund panel with Filmmaker Lee Hirsch; Lisa Thomas, Associate Director Education Issues, American Federation of Teachers; Michel Martin, NPR host Tell Me More; Anurima Bhargava, Chief, Educational Opportunities Section, Civil Rights Division
Department of Justice.
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