The Bully Police Squad To Release New Anti-Bullying Video

Online, April 1, 2011 (Newswire.com) - The Bully Police Squad will be bringing a new message on bullying in an anti bullying video to be released next month. The video will contain true stories from around the world and show what the different states and countries are doing to combat bullying and our message to children and people who experience bullying.

Karen Wojcikowski President of The Bully Police Squad said today that "we will be bringing messages from all around the world and in the process helping these individuals along the way". Wojcikowski also added that bullying is not just in schools and playgrounds but in the workplace too. She remarked that 80% of people are bullied in the workplace today.

Bullying often involves an abuse or misuse of power. Bullying includes behavior that intimidates, degrades, offends, or humiliates a worker, often in front of others. Bullying behavior creates feelings of defenselessness in the target and undermines an individual's right to dignity at work. Bullying is different from aggression.

Wojcikowski travels around the country and speaks to children on bullying. She is a veteran and decorated Chicago Police Officer who has experienced bullying first hand as a child and knows how it feels to be bullied. Wojcikowski said " We have to help the children one at a time and let them know we do care".

The Anti-Bullying video will be produced by film maker Vincent Bolger and shot in Chicago,Illinois.