Another Perspective of Exploitation in Houston
Born and raised in Southeast Houston, abandoned at birth, raised, loved and enabled by many, my name is Tracy Dudley, and I am the Founding Survivor of Project Girls, a […]
The Balanced Voice Podcast with Rania Mankarious Kicks Off Season 2
Today, Crime Stoppers of Houston kicked off season 2 of it’s podcast, The Balanced Voice Podcast. This is a podcast for those who desire to have balanced conversations that offer […]
Crime Stoppers Fights for Legislative Improvements to Enhance Victims’ Rights and Public Safety
Crime Stoppers of Houston remains committed to fighting for legislative improvement to enhance victims’ rights and public safety. The Texas 87th Legislative Session kicks off at the Capitol in Austin […]
How many of us have taken note of the early age children now access the internet? What if I told you it is not uncommon for infants and toddlers in […]
The internet tells us plainly what it is, a web, a world wide web in fact (thus the “www” indicator) that connects us globally to a shared space. Like a […]
Cyber Safety Overview
This year, 2020, is quite different for so many reasons; notably, Covid 19. Covid-19 has moved people indoors, requiring us to perform work and school from home for most of […]
Bullying Differences and Similarities
I am aware that some people have a difficult time making a distinction between traditional bullying and cyberbullying, so let us discuss these aggression types and add clarification. I confess […]
So what can schools do to discipline cyberbullies?
One basic premise of cyberbullying is that the activities can occur whenever and wherever the aggressor may be. This created a gray area of hesitation for educators when the issues […]
David’s Law: What is it and who benefits?
As we have previously learned in Blog 1 “Let’s talk about cyberbullying month,” and Blog 2, “Cyberbullying, what is it,” there are actions which are considered bullying and some which […]
