Being called “ugly” can stay with a child long after the words are spoken. Angela Garcia, mother and founder of the UGLI Foundation, is turning that hurtful word into a message of confidence by redefining UGLI as Unique, Gifted, Loved, and Individual.

Angela shares how bullying and cyberbullying affect children today, why kids need trusted adults and supportive peers, and how UGLI school clubs encourage students to become upstanders instead of bystanders.

🧠 What you will learn:

• How to recognize when teasing crosses the line into bullying
• Why cyberbullying can be harder for kids to escape
• How students can safely stand up for their peers
• Ways parents can create healthier boundaries around phones and social media

🔑 Key takeaways:

• Words can shape how children see themselves
• One trusted adult can make a lasting difference
• Peer support can help create a stronger school culture
• Confidence grows when kids feel seen, valued, and accepted

Listen now to Angela Garcia’s powerful conversation on bullying prevention, cyberbullying, parenting, and building self-worth.

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