Sometimes we think changing the world requires grand gestures. We imagine that making a difference means standing on a stage, delivering an inspiring speech or performing some extraordinary act of bravery. But when it comes to taking action to prevent bullying in schools, the biggest changes often begin with something much, much smaller. A smile across the playground. Inviting someone to join a game. Choosing encouraging words instead of hurtful ones. Standing beside a classm

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