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Be Someone’s Hero

About one in five teens reports being bullied, which is harmful, but preventable. This video will support a larger effort on the VetoViolence Facebook page during National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month in October 2017.

Call Me Friend, Call Me Neighbor

This is a public service announcement created by BBDO-NY to raise awareness about the hurtfulness of the word 'retard' for people with intellectual disabilities. It's time we begin to respect and value people with intellectual disabilities as our friends and neighbors, instead of using labels.

Joe Jonas Pledges to End the R-Word

Joe Jonas has made his pledge to stop using the word retard(ed). Have you? Answer Joe's challenge and be a fan of respect for all people by making your pledge today.

R-Word in the Media Montage

Ever doubt the pervasiveness of the word 'retard(ed)' in our society? Check out this 60 second montage to see just how much it’s used on TV and in movies. This needs to change!

National TV Morning Shows Spreading the Word

Watch Robin Roberts on ABC's Good Morning America, Kathie Lee and Hoda on NBC's Today show and weatherman Lonnie Quinn all promote our Spread the Word to End the Word campaign on the morning of 3.3.10.

For Laura

I think that using the "R-word" is one of the most derogatory terms that someone can use.

Logan Is...

A sister's call for respect. Spread the Word to End the Word, Say NO to the r-word. This song used in this video is not mine, it is So Sweet by Karla Adolphe.

Hannah and Daina

Hannah and Daina found common ground through their passion for snowboarding and continue to grow their bond as they advocate for inclusion within the sport.

Inclusion in UAE

People with intellectual disabilities are changing hearts and minds in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Jackie and Phillip

For individuals with severe or profound disabilities, the Motor Activity Training Program (MATP) uses sports adapted to individual strengths to build confidence and personal connections.