GAYLES.TV.- "It Gets Better" the online platform to fight school bullying LGTBfóbico meets this week a year in Spain with more than 50 videos published and an awareness campaign c
ontra bullying.
5 are already the years that have been working in the US and their first year in Spain could not have gone better. Yesterday we retrieved the report from Gayles.tv "It Gets Better Spain", videos that save lives » that you can view by clicking the link. And it is that and no other is the objective of It Gets Better, to communicate to children and adolescents that everything will improve and do it in the first person, explaining the own personal experience of both anonymous people and celebrities. In this way, when everything around looks dark, when you feel different from the rest, when you think you are the only person “like this”, It Gets Better opens doors of hope in a better future and thus prevents suicide caused by bullying or bullying. Children and adolescents can access the testimonies of people who have survived bullying, homophobia, transphobia and any other form of hatred and exclusion due to gender or sexual choice.
Among the most of 50 videos and written stories compiled this year, are the testimonies of people as relevant to Spanish society as the judge Fernando Grande-Marlaska, politics Rosa Díez, businessman Jesus Encinar, politics and activist Carla Antonelli, the decorator Lorenzo Castillo, the DJ Marta Fierro "EME DJ", The first military transexual military María Pachón, the psychologist Gabriel Martín, the activist and expressionist of FELGTB Boti Rodríguez, the investigator Eduardo López Collazo, the founder of LesWorking Marta Fernández Herráiz, the psychologist of the Daniela Foundation Leo Mulio, the gallerist Topaz Fresh, or the already disappeared and so loved Pedro Zerolo. In addition they have contributed their grain of sand more than 30 anonymous people with their testimony in the form of video or written history.
To celebrate its first anniversary, It Gets Better Spain has launched the campaign #ContraelBullying, who wants to raise awareness about the problem of LGTBphobic bullying in schools and institutes. The campaign encourages all those people, young or old, heterosexual or LGTB, who have suffered bullying or have seen their loved ones suffer to sign and thereby commit to this message of hope. Anyone can join the campaign by signing up on the association's website: http://www.itgetsbetter.es/firma-contra-el-bullying/ and spreading in social networks hashtag #ContraelBullying.
You can watch all the videos by accessing the page www.itgetsbetter.es.
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