Acting Against Oppression (also known as AAB ) is a national charity in the UK. The company was founded in 2003 by Louise Burfitt-Dons. The purpose of this charity is to help disrupted children - by giving them secret advice - and to campaign to raise public awareness about the suffering of the victim. The AAB website offers messages and information that support all forms of systematic intimidation, especially psychological intimidation. The site also displays suggestions on current forms of bullying such as intimidation and cyberbullying.
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History
In 2000, Louise Burfitt-Dons a playwright (born Louise Byres), published in 2001 a series of 40 anti-bullying monologues called the Law Against Oppression for teachers to use in the classroom because her daughter had been bullied in school, Burfitt-Don is concerned that the current advice given to victims to report such harassment may lead to further abuse. Monologues accurately describe the unconsciousness of newer forms of intimidation and give people insight into what they can do about something with few solutions. "I did not realize what I had started," said Burfitt-Don. The voluntary organization, Act Against Bullying, was formed in 2002 to provide some practical advice on identifying and resolving abuse.
The charity begins to issue advisory leaflets with which, among other things, create profiles and identify the subtle harassment that comes from intimidation with Exceptions to Cause Discomfort based on the deliberate isolation of any community especially in that age world. children/people who have the mental capacity to take abusive actions against others but are not aware of the long-term impact of such actions. More importantly, organizations provide coping tips for adolescent victims. The organization began to withdraw funds and was registered with the Charity Commission in October 2003. The effectiveness of the charity has not been thwarted by all of its volunteer staff and has helped the unimaginable situation where children and their parents work independently through their anti-bullying experience by reviewing the site web Act Against Bullying. AAB was selected for the The Guardian Charity Award 2008.
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Ethos and affiliations
The ethos of charity is intentionally motivated and optimistic and aims to eliminate suicide and murder of young people resulting from bullying. It actively promotes the goodness of goodness as the antithesis of bullying. Two-color silicone bracelet represents red for strength and white for peace. It was a core member of the UK Anti-Bullying Alliance until 2010.
Cool to be a Kind campaign
Cool To Be Kind is the main campaign of charity and started in 2001 as a round of school talks about bullying. The motto is 'Do not Rude, Do not Exclude, Do not Push, Do not Hurt To Win, Cool to Rough'. This campaign since 2005 was celebrated in November during Anti-Bullying Week. To participate in this annual event, schools can download resources from the Act Against Bullying website, such as assembly and poster notices, AAB goodness certificates for presentations to appreciate anti-bullying behavior.
CyberKind Campaign
Cyber-bullying is a very offensive form of misuse because its source of action can be anonymous and only with many difficulties identified. Encouraging and respecting the 'goodness on the internet' is expected to eliminate the idea as a valid activity. Launched in House of Lords on Armistice Day 2009 by Baroness Hayman and Lord Grocott
Acting Against Cup Bullying
The Act Against Bullying Polo Cup began in June 2005 at the Polo Club Guards as part of the semi-final of the Queens Cup Tournament. Charity Founder Louise Burfitt-Dons presented the Act Against Bullying Cup to the Dubai Polo Team which included Adolfo Cambiaso again in 2006. In 2007, he went to Ellerston White's polo team.
Anti-bullying talks and campaigns
AAB founder Louise Burfitt-Don continues through speeches to raise awareness of rising statistics and various forms of random acts of violence in society and its adverse effects on youth culture, women's aggression, and trends such as a happy slap. He was a guest speaker at the House of Commons cyberbullying forum in June 2007 chaired by Shadow Minister for Children Tim Loughton.
Charity launched the Grade Not Degrade poster campaign in November 2006 and wrote to all TV and OFCOM channels calling for the reduction of gratuitous aggression on TV programs and in the media believing it to be a fundamental source of absorbing bullying and bullying in schools schools and communities.
Public profile
Act Against Bullying has a high media presence that has not been without controversy due to its glamorous profile. As well as various well-known volunteer advisors including Hamish Brown MBE, the UK's leading authority on Protection from the 1997 Abuse Act and former Fire Commissioner Brian Robinson, many celebrities appeared to support charities in fundraising events including Hayley Westenra and Duaine Ladejo. Big Brother participant Jade Goody became associated with public advocacy activities after being brought as a guest to the Act Against Bullying Cup in 2005 in Windsor.
The Goody's Dissociation of Act Against Bullying resulted in January 2007 after the alleged behavior of racist bullying Goody against fellow contestants Celebrity Big Brother, Bollywood star Shilpa Shetty. Charity receives a number of contacts from public calls for the removal of Goody references from the Act Against Bullying website. The charity removes Goody's photos and publishes a statement on their website and criticizes the confrontational format of the Channel 4 show which suggests that Goody's behavior has been forgiven. The statement was posted on the Digital Spy Forum by viewers including allegations that Goody was the protector of the charity.
On January 16, 2007, the national media published the same story and the Act Against Bullying was flooded with angry and abusive emails. On the same day, charity founder Louise Burfitt-Dons appeared on British international media stations to deny the fact that Jade Goody had been a spokesperson or officially associated with the organization. He claims that Goody has been taken as a guest at a function where he made an offer for polo lessons with Jack Kidd (see Jodie Kidd) who is a charity supporter.
Other celebrities present that day were Nick Knowles and Julian Bennett. She made a further donation to Act Against Bullying in 2006 after Goody's mother, Jackiey Budden's appearance in a housewife TV show. Burfitt-Don publishes further statements expressing admiration for the way Shilpa Shetty deals with bullying. Management Shilpa Shetty contacted Act Against Bullying to offer Shilpa support for charity at Jade venue.
Other media actors who have been linked to the Act against Bullying are publicly humiliated Jen Hunter on TV shows over her height and contestants Ivanka Trump Big Brother Liza Jeynes contacted Act Against Bullying for support for her suicide attempts over cyberbullying. Act Against Bullying has young followers and Joseph McManners is photographed for them when he attends an event and model of Hugo Boss, Nicholas Joyce. They work with British martial artist Got Talent 2008 finalist, Strike duo.
In 2008 L'Oreal sponsored L'Occitane Fashion Showcase was held to support charity activities at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff in poster and Action Against Bullying 2011 campaign messages featured in The Inbetweeners Movie .
References
External links
- Acting On Bullying Sites
- Charity Commission. Acting Against the Persecution, registering the charity no. 1100132.
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