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In this new 9-panel exhibit, the group interraction is unpacked between bullies, victims and bystanders.
The experience does not end in childhood, but is repeated in the workplace, neighborhoods and the politics of the world stage. The exhibit examines bullying-related issues in historic and context contexts, as well as from global and local perspectives.

Research and interviews for this exhibit begun in Summer 2007 in conjuntion with the Center's hosting of Anne Frank: A History for Today in the Fall of 2007, a program that had an estimated 11,000 participants.

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Schools:

The exhibits are available at no-charge for up to a one month loan with pickup at UNC Asheville Highsmith Student Union Front Desk. Includes easels,  teacher materials, and student guides.

Houses of Worship, Community Organizations, Non- Profits, Post Secondary Schooling: 

$300 rental*

A staff member will drop the exhibit off and return for pick up one month later.  The borrowing agency is responsible for exhibit installation.

Businesses and Corporations:

$500 rental*

A staff member will drop the exhibit off and return for pick up one month later. The renting agency is responsible for exhibit installation.  Day rates are available at $50.00__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________