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| Photo Source: Gurwinder Singh Gurwinder Singh, through the Sikh Coalition, was among 150 students, parents, activists and entrepreneurs invited by the White House to find solutions to prevent bullying in schools. He is standing in front of the White House with Duong Nghe Lyn, who also attended as a youth who had been bullied. |
GALLERYA Sikh student, a Sikh entrepreneur and a Sikh activist were among the 150 guests at the White House conference on bullying prevention this month. Gurwinder Singh, 18, shared his stories of being bullied in his New York City middle school and offered some ideas during group discussions on how to deal with bullies. Jasjit Singh of SALDEF was a guest as was Mandeep Singh Dhillon, creater of the kids social network Web site Togetherville, who urged schools to collect and track data on bullying.
By: Anju Kaur
Dated: Sunday, Mar 20, 2011 | 01:48 PM
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Slug: SikhBullying
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| Photo Source: Gurwinder Singh Kal Penn, an actor and a discussion moderator, with Gurwinder Singh at the White House |