jennifer foster for joining us in for the important work that she's doing. and i'd like to thank our viewers for tuning and bullying is never fun. never, it's a cool and terrible thing to do to someone. if you are being bullied, know that it is not your fault. no one deserves to be bullied. ever. the brilliant actress, octavia butler once said, not everyone has been a bully for the victim of, for everyone has seen bullying and seeing it has responded to it by joining in or by objecting by laughing or by keeping silence by feeling disgusted or feeling interested when you see bullying, do the right thing and you know what the right thing is. i'm john to reaku. thank you for watching the whistle blowers until next time. 2 the so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have is crazy. taishan. let it be an arms race is on all sides. very dramatic. the only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very create ticket of time. time to sit down and talk the why the middle of the 20th century, the portuguese colon

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as long as 40 years after the fact, jennifer foster is a whistleblower, a bullying advocate, a human rights activist and committee chair for the anti bullying group. better working lives for all. she engages government on legislative change to introduce anti bullying legislation, which has been presented to the irish minister for enterprise trade unemployment. she has testified about bullying before the irish parliament and has met with corporate leaders around the country to discuss bullying prevention. welcome to the show, jenny. thank so much for joining us. oh, thank you john. i'm absolutely honored to be here tonight and be of the day. so i'm for you, nighttime, for me. thank you to be able to speak to you here as the chair of the best of working lives for all messy. well, the pleasure is all mine, jenny, and i have so many questions that i almost don't know where to begin. so let's start with what bullying is and why some people become bullies in the 1st place. is there a simple reason to that question? what's the psychology behind it? it's an extremely complex question. we, i'

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