if you have people, we have mentor programs like ojjdp does, that mentors youth into a better living. those programs are designed for kids in troubled lives. kids that are being bullied. and that is what 4 h is all about, is making the best better and getting people from the bad feeling part or to the i'm not sure if i'm looking for the right word, whatever the lowest thing is up to a great organization. up to a great feeling. >> i just want to elaborate on what madison and cameron, sorry, yeah, you think i would remember his name said about let youth inspire you and get involved with other things. i feel like if they had hobbying and they were with other positive youth. they would not only feel better about themselves. but want to make a difference. because they've been there and they want to change someone's life because they know what it feels like. >> should we go on? >> so first of all, thank you for sharing your stories and all you're doing. >> i have a question, i didn't hear your ages. could you share your ages really quickly? >> i am 18. >> okay. >> i'm 16. >> 17. >> 16. >> o

another thing was ojjdp, office of juvenile justice delinquent prevention. mentors against bullying. if you have that person in your county or in your state being bullied, be the mentor, stand up and say, this is what you can do it, confronting, go to the school if you have a bullying person in your school. that would really connect with them and got them okay with dealing with bullying but get it out there so they can be mentors to others. like a chain reaction. change agents, get them in position to where they treat bullying prevention to other students around their schools and state as well with. >> so, now i'm going to ask you one question that wasn't really discussed earlier. so, what was the most challenging thing you heard that people needed to have? they talked about what might be working or possible solutions, but what's a challenge that you saw/heard? we address aid couple of them, but i'm just wondering. >> we talked a lot about cyber bullying. how do you as a teacher or school prevent cyber bullying? one school we talked about, the administration