TWO?ENTITIES?HAVE?come together to stamp out bullying in Barbados through a series of anti-bullying sessions slated for Sheraton Mall starting August 9.
Those behind the venture are anti-bullying organisation Supreme Counselling for Personal Development and management of Sheraton Mall and the theme of the project is Say No to Bullying, Yes to Love.
Organisers of the project felt the mall would be an ideal area because it is heavily populated by the school children and parents during the summer.
The programme centres around music, drama, open mic, an art exhibition and social media promotions and ends September 6. (JS)
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