Students of Farrington High School on Oahu, Hawaii address bullying, cyberbullying, and teen suicide prevention at T-Shirt Theatre.
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Title: T-Shirt Theatre presents Kipuka: An Anti-Bullying Project (2018)
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Claire Marie Alegre | ... | Self |
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Jance Apuya | ... | Self |
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Keith Kryzzler Cabbab | ... | Self |
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Ron Calimlim | ... | Self |
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Annalex Comboy | ... | Self |
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Ashleen Cordero | ... | Self |
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Andrew Corpuz | ... | Self |
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Matthew DeCosta | ... | Self |
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Jhen Mariz Elizondo | ... | Self |
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"T-Shirt Theatre presents Kipuka: An Anti-Bullying Project" is an anti-bullying project that addresses bullying, cyberbullying, and teen suicide prevention - written and performed by the students (aged 13-18) at T-Shirt Theatre, a performing company based in Farrington High School on Oahu, Hawaii. Their stories, which are performed live in front of over 1,200 of their peers in a packed Farrington High School auditorium, are drawn from personal life experiences and are 100% original. Their 2017-2018 performance of "Kipuka" takes on a variety of perspectives on bullying like cyber-bullying, self-bullying, being a bystander to bullying, confronting abusive relationships, and even taking the bully's perspective. Kipuka demonstrates how positive safe spaces and influences like family and community can help counteract the effects of bullying. Founded by George Kon and the late Walt Dulaney in 1985 at Farrington High School, T-Shirt Theatre has long been a kipuka itself for many generations ... Written by Jeremiah Tayao
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10 November 2018 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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I was fortunate to see this show live. Honestly, this documentary is even more powerful because of the clips they have added. Imagine! Every vignette has been written and directed by a student or group of students. They are opening their hearts to each other and to you. Please watch and share this movie widely, it could save a life.