Esmé Hunt, of Ngāti Mutunga, was chosen as the rangatahi spokesperson and during her kōrero, she talked about how being a victim of bullying throughout school eventually led to her suffering from depression and anxiety later in life.
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Online kapa haka challenge to remove barriers facing Māori and takatāpui
The Auaha Challenge 2021 - Irarere focuses on raising awareness and educating communities around Aotearoa on the art of kapa haka while removing stereotypical barriers that face Māori and takatāpui every day.
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Rage Against the Rangatahi, Bullying, Episode 8
The school bullies are revealed - but are they rehabilitated?
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NewsCovid and bullying have hit workers hard- CTU survey
The pandemic and workplace bullying are major concerns identified in the CTU's annual work life survey, released today
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Poi, mau rākau and dance videos raise anti-bullying awareness
"We need to stand together - we need to speak up to stop bullying," kapa haka champion Kawariki Morgan says.
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Bullying and harassment systemic in parliament- Report
The report into bullying and harassment in parliament has found that such behaviour is systemic, normalised and extends from violent behaviour through to sexual harassment and assault.
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"Fat, useless, ugly- I should've died"- the rise of digital self-harm
A new report by NetSafe on NZ teenagers and 'digital self-harm' has raised serious concerns, highlighting the need to support rangatahi in online spaces. One online Māori blogger says she's not surprised by the findings.
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Bullying in NZ schools second highest in OECD
Aotearoa has the highest teen suicide rate in the developed world, which many educationalists believe could stem in part from bullying in schools.
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Parliament workplace culture needs "tidy-up"- CultureSafe
CultureSafe says parliament needs to clean up its act and address bullying and harassment in the workplace. The call comes in the wake of political crossfire between the National Party and now independent MP Jami-Lee Ross.
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NZ high schools to benefit from Facebook, Sticks n Stones partnership
Social media giant Facebook has teamed up with a local anti-bullying organisation, Sticks 'n' Stones, in an effort to get online safety into New Zealand high schools.
