Showing posts with label GLAAD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GLAAD. Show all posts

Monday, October 24, 2011

Mobli.com and Boymeetsboyblog.com creating change


As you know, last week on 10.20.2011, it was #SpiritDay. All the people who supported GLAAD and the LGBT communities' fight against bullying wore purple. I was able to take part in a BIG way over at Mobli.com along with the help of Ryan Robbins. After posting my short video on Mobli, there was an outpour of support left and right, from straight to gay, and all different parts of the world. Together we got a message across that BULLYING needs to STOP.

We are talking about all types of bullying...together by talking about it, it can come to a stop and a solution can be reached. So whenever you think you are alone and there is no one to talk to, please remember there is. Reach out to anyone, go onto Mobli.com and check out the videos. YOU can SURVIVE this, and you don't have to do it alone.

>>Video, Spirit Day Love, at Mobli.com

Due to the overwhelming videos, pictures, and conversation, one member, Jen, decided to reach out and create a new channel on Mobli.com by the name of, Cool to be Kind. I encourage all of you to check out her video, and to sign-up and use Mobli.com. The best live sharing app!

It is easy as 1-2-3, sign up, download on to your phone, and you are on the way to creating change. Through the use of technology WE can make a difference.

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

In the #SpiritDay; Join the Conversation


If you didn't know, well now you do. Today is #SpiritDay, which means wear purple and show your support for the LGBT community's fight against bullying. You can check out GLAAD and turn your Facebook, Twitter, and Tumblr picture purple for the day or read some compelling stories. Either way join in on the conversation, make a change!

Here are a couple of personal stories I have written about bullying and it's effects. Remember the only rule in everything, is be YOU...and be safe! Love, xo.

>>Do you remember? I do, how could I forget.
>>Bullying: That Was My Past, This Is Our Present
>>More stories about my youth