City College’s Voices of Hope club plans to hold an anti-bullying event Oct. 12 in the Cultural Awareness Center to raise awareness, understanding and commitment to stop bullying.
“I think it’s important for students, staff and faculty understand what bullying is,” said Jan Lee, faculty adviser of Voices of Hope club. “It’s something that does go on in all walks of life.”
The first half hour of the event will consist of spoken word poetry pieces and will be followed by a panel of faculty prepared to speak on the issue of bullying, according to Lincoln Scott, vice president of Voices of Hope and the main organizer of the event.
“This was an event that Lincoln Scott pretty much took on his own shoulders,” said Lee.
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According to Scott, he was inspired by Phoebe Prince, a high school student who committed suicide in January 2010 as a result of bullying at her school in Massachusetts. He said he was further compelled to take action after hearing and witnessing his friends and classmates’ bullying experiences.
“Students on this campus have been bullied for their sexual orientation or disability,” said Scott. “Some students have even said they’ve been bullied by faculty.”
For more information about the anti-bullying event, contact the Cultural Awareness Center 916-558-2575
