Kōrero Pono

These real stories (Kōrero pono) share how people in Aotearoa have faced bullying and chosen to be Upstanders at school, at work, and in their communities. Use the filters or search to explore 24 stories and learn what support, courage, and everyday actions made the difference.

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Kylee's story

Kylee is a queer Māori person who was bullied throughout school for expressing himself.

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Mercury Bay Area School take part in InsideOUT diversity workshop

Students, teachers and InsideOUT worked together to make their school more inclusive.

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Gracie's story

Someone showed Gracie kindness and supported her to ask for help.

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Nat's story

Nat’s whānau and close friends held space for Nat to be themselves when it really mattered.

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Sparklers x Pink Shirt Day

We collaborated with our friends at Sparklers to hear tamariki and kaiako kōrero about what enables them to be the best Upstanders for Pink Shirt Day and beyond.

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Upstander

You have the power to prevent bullying! Research shows more than half of bullying situations (57%) stop when tauira/students intervene.

Bullying Prevention

Find out what bullying and cyberbullying are, how to prevent bullying and what to do if you're being bullied.

About

Pink Shirt Day is about working together to stop bullying by celebrating diversity and promoting kindness and inclusiveness.

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