bullying

A young boy from Swartz Creek has learned in a big way that he is loved and special thanks to a group of local bikers and Scooter's Bar & Grill.

A parent in the school district went off about bullying at the school on Facebook.

"Other people matter. And it's not just about you, it's about how your actions, words, thoughts will impact other people."

Her workshop took place this past Saturday at Ebeneezer Community Center in Burton.

The little boy went viral over the weekend...but by Sunday night, there were allegations of racism and fake fundraising.

Yes, this still happens. Yes, it's a problem - and it's NOT with the kids who are being bullied.

The app launched on September 9th, and aims to reduce bullying.

Grand Rapids native Rob Bliss has created another activist video, highlighting people standing up to bullies.

Cody Pines sprang into action when he saw that a blind classmate was being bullied, and began beating on the aggressor.

The project is now in its sixth year at Fenton High School, and will visit dozens of schools throughout Michigan.

After wearing out his attacker, this would-be victim turns the tables faster than you can say 'body slam'!

Haters gonna hate. But they get put in their place!