Congressional Anti-Bullying Caucus

The Congressional Caucus to End Bullying was a congressional caucus of the United States Congress dedicated to advocacy of bills which target bullying in educational institutions and other establishments with anti-bullying legislation. It was headed by Rep. Mike Honda and was launched on June 28, 2012.[1]It ended in January 2017 when Rep. Mike Honda lost his bid for reelection.

Members

gollark: The Messiah
gollark: The Messiah
gollark: They seem like they would be very unethical, I agree.
gollark: I mean, if *I* had access to unfathomable cosmic power, I would ruthlessly exploit it for all it's worth.
gollark: You mean there are literally no other possible things? Or is this like that thing with the god where you refused to run my obviously good test of having them factorize semiprimes.

References

  1. Erin Mershon (2012-06-27). "Anti-Bullying Caucus Launching In Congress". Huffington Post.

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