Meet Rochelle Sides Co-Director, Bully Police USA, Inc. Director, Bully Police Texas Speaker and Consultant Rochelle Sides is a wife, mother and grandmother.  When Rochelle’s daughter Corinne took her life on October 6th, 2004 after being bullied, Rochelle  began her fight against bullies and the lack of education and programs that protect them.  In 2005, Rochelle helped to pass the first anti bullying law was passed in The State of Texas.

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She is the Co-Director of Bully Police USA, fighting alongside other volunteers to pass anti bullying laws in every state. She has spoken in schools, to lawmakers and the media about bullying and it effects. 

Rochelle created and maintains a memorial website for Corinne, at www.corinnewilson.com.

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(512) 446-7727, cell (512) 569-5127 or by email at jrsides (at) classicnet (dot) net.

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Girl to Girl Bullying Corinne’s Story - “Just Go Home and Kill Yourself” Corinne Wilson  - 09/30/91 – 10/06/04  “Don’t be afraid of the school, the teachers or administrators.  You must remember they work for you, and your children.  If you don’t stand up for your child, who will?” Corinne's mom, Rochelle Sides The bullying came to a head on Oct. 6, 2004.  ...one of the girls slapped her and called her a "whore." They said they wished she were dead and that she should “go home and kill herself."  The day my husband and I should have been listening to our daughter perform at the rodeo...we buried her instead.

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Relational Aggression – Girl to Girl Bullying Examined
...It started slowly with rumors, secrets and exclusion; it progressed to harassment and violence.  Like most victims of relational aggression, Corinne blamed herself for her bully’s behavior.  She internalized her pain and kept the bullying to herself in an attempt to maintain a relationship with her bullies, as many girls do.  As a result, it damaged her self-esteem and caused severe depression, which ultimately led to Corinne taking her life. 
Rochelle Sides

The Influences of the Media on Bullying
Thirty murders. Forty beatings. Does this sound like figures from a police report? No, unfortunately they are the number of violent acts a group of sixth-graders observed while watching one hour of prime-time television. 

...As parents and members of a community, we constantly ask our selves, how does TV and film affect our children?  We know that TV has become increasingly more violent and graphic. How much has it increased?
Rochelle Sides

 

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