Stop Bullying Petition Submitted to Legislature
Jerry Halberstadt
Tue, 12/04/2012 - 17:47
The Stop Bullying Committee has submitted A petition to stop bullying of elders and people living with disabilities in subsidized apartments to the Massachusetts legislature. We seek your interest and support to enable passage of effective legislation.
Guest post: Mary shares her ideas with Jerry
Hi, Jerry,
I just came across this really awesome idea for senior housing, that is more community-creating, healing and health-supporting, homey and comfortable,
An act stopping the bullying of residents in multi-family residences
Jerry Halberstadt
Sat, 11/24/2012 - 23:53
An act stopping the bullying of residents of multi-family residences, with attention to elders and persons living with disabilities residing in subsidized housing.
Your chance to help write a law to stop bullying
Jerry Halberstadt
Sun, 11/11/2012 - 01:12
We are working on legislation to stop bullying of elders and people living with handicaps in subsidized apartments in Massachusetts. We are reaching out to residents, social service professionals (including social workers and community workers), advocacy groups, and landlords to seek input, help, and support. We solicit your comments and feedback on this draft proposal.
More resources for understanding the environment, for learning, and for action
Jerry Halberstadt
Wed, 10/31/2012 - 03:03
More resources on the environment, saving energy, educational resources on earth and space science.
Harassed? Bullied? Now is your chance to Stop Bullying
Jerry Halberstadt
Thu, 10/25/2012 - 16:16
The STOP BULLYING committee is advocating for legislation to help stop bullying in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Our legislators tell us that they need people from all over the Commonwealth to witness and demonstrate that bullying of elders is widespread and needs to be corrected. And we need your ideas!
Stop Bullying! Organize for Non-violent Resistance
Jerry Halberstadt
Tue, 10/23/2012 - 17:01
Introduction
Mary lives in a city close to the Pacific Ocean. She has been forced by abuse and bullying to move several times in a vain attempt to find a peaceful home in subsidized housing. Despite her pain and frustration, she bravely continues to seek solutions.
First in a series of case studies and personal experiences by seniors living in HUD-subsidized apartments where bullying by other residents or management takes place
In the story for children, A Tree for Max, the King of the Trees talks with all the trees of the forest. But how can that be possible? Can trees really communicate?