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DISABILITIES PART 2

‘Untold Stories’ shines light on violence against those with disabilities

UofA study reveals ‘honest, vivid, and painful stories from survivors’

She first experienced the bullying in elementary school.

A “group of a few girls” started with “being mean” and then it progressed “beyond bullying.”

Their behaviors “became more sexual in nature” in the sixth grade — at recess they would ask her to go into the bathroom and keep the door open so that other girls could join in and watch.

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