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WITS recognizes the powerful impact that youth can have on the prevention of bullying. The videos below feature high quality youth produced content that creatively express the vision WITS and WITS LEADerS to drive positive change in local communities. Take a look and share your voice with a comment on a video that inspires you! Share your own video by sending a link to: info@witsprogram.ca


Youth Leadership Contest

Winners of the WITS Youth Leadership Contest who were given $500 to develop creative projects aimed at preventing bullying. Full details here.


Abbottsford Traditional School
Sahil Chawla, a student at Abbotsford Traditional Secondary School established the “Abbotsford Traditional Secondary School Key Club” and organised a number of projects including Anti-Bullying Awareness and “Project Connect.” Both of these projects followed a fundamental principle of educating youth on why one gets bullied and steps one can take to prevent bullying from occurring.

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Lillian Osborne
Lillian Osborne High School
The Peer2Peer group of eight students and two staff from Lillian Osborne attended the Healthy Me, Healthy You, Healthy Us! Wellness Professional Learning Day participating in workshops on the topics of comprehensive school health, healthy relationships, healthy eating, engaging the student voice, and creating a healthy school environment. The students also worked on how to apply the knowledge they learned to their school.

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McCreary Centre Society
The McCreary Centre Society’s Youth Advisory and Action Council sought to create a video and graphic poster by youth-for-youth providing young people with an opportunity to share their experience with bullying and how those experiences impacted their mental health. As well as draw attention to the protective factors in a young person’s life to reduce the negative impacts of bullying.

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McCreary Centre Society
This resulted in an informative and impactful 11 minute video providing an overall picture of youths’ experiences with bullying and the effects those experiences have and can have on youths’ health. An info-graphic poster was created to accompany the video providing a summary of the information with the intent of them being posted in classrooms and youth organisations across the province and country

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Rosedale Traditional Community School
The grade 9 leadership students at Rosedale Traditional Community School embarked on a creative project to combat bullying. Using 486 student photos taken with either blue or pink backgrounds the students created a poster collage projecting the message to Erase Bullying through the pictures. Within each of the photos students also wore costumes and signs with anti-bullying messages.

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Rosedale Traditional Community School
The goal of this project was to raise awareness of the importance of erasing bullying within school and the community. The student driven aspect of the project was pursued based on the idea that messages are more effective if delivered by peers rather than teachers and the importance of a project that included in whole school to be achieved.

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Other Inspired Voices


REWIND
Students at Rose Valley Elementary school completed this video, REWIND, for Harmony Day, a day to recognize and encourage respect for all the members of our community.

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What Students Say About WITS
This bonus material from the WITS DVD features raw footage of our interviews with students about WITS.

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WITS Claymation
When Biff the Bully takes the soccer ball away from a group of kids at recess, they don’t know what to do. Luckily, WITSUP the Walrus is on hand to help them use their WITS.

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