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Sep 23, 2017 26 min

Cyberbullying

from The nextTalk Parent Podcast with Mandy Majors Hosted by nextTalk

Send us Fan Mail Today, we're talking with Maurine Molak. Her son, David, committed suicide due to cyberbullying. She is now a mom on a mission and has helped pass a new law in Texas to protect kids. We're discussing: David's story, resources available through David's Legacy Foundation, David's pledge and details about David's law. Support the show KEEPING KIDS SAFE ONLINE Connect with us... www.nextTalk.org Facebook Instagram Contact Us... [email protected] P.O. BOX 160111 San Antonio, TX 78280

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