Stap pas, act sense, nor bully [video] (2012)

Description

This video has been produced by high school students from Thursday Island to promote anti-bullying among young people. The short video states that bullying is unacceptable and also uses the experience of a bullying victim to remind young people that "we're all one family". The video has been produced as part of the Stap pas, act sense, nor bully anti-bullying social media campaign for the Torres Strait.

Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet abstract

When to use this resource

The anti-bullying message in this video is appropriate for all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people. Health workers could help to promote the anti-bullying message by speaking to young people in the community, such as their clients and local school students, about the negative effects of bullying.

Links

• View resource: Stap pas, act sense, nor bully [1.06 mins]
• View information: Bushtv Stap pas make sense nor bully Jermey.m4v
• View information: Bushtv Stap pas make sense nor bully Rucia.m4v
• View information: Stap pas, act sense, nor bully
• View website: Bush TV

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