I am stronger and better because I spoke up.

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Nada Mawsouf is an aspiring film director. She graduated with a Major in Multimedia Journalism and Minor in Psychology. She shares with us her journey with bullying and how it has lead her to stand up for her self, speak up about bullying and help those who are struggling with it.

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This episode was published on August 16, 2020.

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Nada Mawsouf is an aspiring film director. She graduated with a Major in Multimedia Journalism and Minor in Psychology. She shares with us her journey with bullying and how it has lead her to stand up for her self, speak up about bullying and help...

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