October is National Bullying Prevention Month; Our Nation's Youth are at Risk
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CHICAGO, Oct. 11, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Buckets Over Bullying, a non-profit initiative whose mission is to stop cyberbullying of children and teens through education, lawmaking and legal action, will host its first Social Media Safety Rally in Chicago next month.
Key Points:
- Buckets Over Bullying is the Bronstein family's call to action.
- Their beloved son and brother, Nate Bronstein, took his own life on January 13, 2022 at the age of 15.
- He was harassed, humiliated and threatened by classmates at a Chicago independent school through text messages and social media.
- "The loss of Nate Bronstein has touched me deeply," said Jass, who is also a Buckets Over Bullying board member.