La Organización Mundial Bullying Sin Fronteras, entidad creadora junto al Dr. Javier Miglino Helfenstein, del 'Dos de Mayo, Día Mundial contra el Bullying'; presenta las actividades para este 2026. Córdoba, España. The World Organization Bullying Without Borders, the organization that created, along with Dr. Javier Miglino Helfenstein, the 'May 2nd, World Day Against Bullying', presents its activities for 2026. Cordoba, Spain.
El próximo 2 de mayo se conmemora el día Mundial Contra el Acoso Escolar. En Córdoba, el Ayuntamiento de Córdoba ha anunciado que se adelantará esta cita al jueves 30 de abril, día en el que se celebrará una jornada con charlas, campañas y acciones educativas para sensibilizar a la ciudadanía y al alumnado sobre esta problemática que afecta a nivel local, autonómico, nacional e internacional.
El eje principal de la jornada será la charla Si hubiera hablado, que tendrá lugar en el Centro de Recepción de Visitantes de la capital cordobesa. El encargado de impartirla será el rapero y conferenciante Annarce, conocido como El rapero de las causas sociales y activista contra el bullying y el respeto a las personas a través de su música. El artista granadino compartirá su experiencia personal como víctima de acoso escolar, pues lo sufrió de forma grave durante su infancia y adolescencia, llegando incluso a pensar en el suicidio. Pero logró superar esta etapa y utilizó la música como terapia y herramienta de concienciación.
Tal y como lo ha anunciado la delegada de Educación e Infancia en el Ayuntamiento de Córdoba, se trata de una propuesta "dura, pero necesaria", que conecta con los jóvenes "desde la cercanía" a través de un lenguaje cercano y emocional, abordando especialmente el bullying psicológico. Allí habrá dos sesiones a alumnos de Secundaria, Bachillerato y Ciclos Formativos de Córdoba. Durante la jornada también se dará lectura a un manifiesto y se pondrá en marcha la campaña Córdoba contra el bullying, que se difundirá en autobuses urbanos y medios de comunicación. Además, se repartirán alrededor de 400 pañuelos azules entre el alumnado participante como símbolo de compromiso y rechazo al acoso.
"Queremos que se viabilice este problema y mitigar el índice de acoso escolar. Debemos implicarnos todos para buscar solución y el testimonio de Anarce busca lograr que el alumnado empatice y tome conciencia de la necesidad de actuar y buscar ayuda. Hablar puede cambiarlo todo y es importante que todos los alumnos entiendan que el silencio es un obstáculo", ha añadido Ruiz como objetivo de la acción, quien ha incidido en "la responsabilidad compartida de toda la sociedad de Córdoba".
Gentileza El Diario de Córdoba (España).
Organización Mundial Bullying Sin Fronteras
The World Organization Bullying Without Borders, the organization that created, along with Dr. Javier Miglino Helfenstein, the 'May 2nd, World Day Against Bullying', presents its activities for 2026. Cordoba, Spain.
Next May 2nd is World Day Against Bullying. In Cordoba, the City Council has announced that this event will be moved forward to Thursday, April 30th, with a day of talks, campaigns, and educational activities to raise awareness among citizens and students about this problem that affects the local, regional, national, and international levels.
The main focus of the day will be the talk "If I Had Spoke," which will take place at the Visitor Reception Center in Cordoba. The speaker will be rapper and lecturer Annarce, known as "The Rapper of Social Causes" and an activist against bullying and for respect for all people through his music. The Granada-born artist will share his personal experience as a victim of bullying, which he suffered severely during his childhood and adolescence, even contemplating suicide. He overcame this period and used music as therapy and a tool for raising awareness.
As announced by the Delegate for Education and Childhood in the Córdoba City Council, this is a "difficult but necessary" initiative that connects with young people "on a personal level" through relatable and emotional language, focusing particularly on psychological bullying. Two sessions will be held for secondary school, high school, and vocational training students in Córdoba. During the event, a manifesto will be read, and the "Córdoba Against Bullying" campaign will be launched, which will be promoted on city buses and in the media. In addition, approximately 400 blue scarves will be distributed among the participating students as a symbol of commitment and rejection of bullying.
"We want to address this problem and reduce the rate of school bullying. We must all get involved to find a solution, and Anarce's testimony aims to help students empathize and become aware of the need to act and seek help. Speaking out can change everything, and it's important that all students understand that silence is an obstacle," Ruiz added, explaining the objective of the initiative and emphasizing "the shared responsibility of the entire community of Córdoba."
Courtesy of El Diario de Córdoba (Spain).
World Organization Bullying Without Borders
