BULLYING AWARENESS (COLLEGE EDITION)

Bullying in college often shows up in subtle but deeply harmful ways, such as social exclusion, group intimidation, public embarrassment, harassment (in person or online), and being talked over, ignored, or dismissed. These behaviors can slowly cause a student to feel invisible, unseen, unheard, and unvalued within their campus community. When someone is repeatedly excluded or silenced, they may begin to withdraw, doubt their worth, and feel as though their presence does not matter. Invisibility is not just about being physically overlooked; it is the emotional impact of feeling erased, dismissed, or pushed to the margins by peers or social groups.

Signs You May Be Experiencing Invisibility

Social exclusion

Silenced

Harassment (in person or online)

Unseen

Verbal Bullying

Spreading Gossip & Rumors

Community Workshops & Holistic Wellness Programs

Sharon Kaye Edwards participates in a wide range of community workshops that promote holistic well‑being, including mental, financial, physical, social, emotional, and spiritual health. Her work spans multiple program types and community partnerships, ensuring flexibility and responsiveness to the needs of youth, families, and adults. Sharon has also served as a featured panelist, engaging audiences in open conversations about mental‑health challenges such as bullying, suicide awareness, and community support. Her leadership helps strengthen resilience, encourage early intervention, and build healthier, more connected communities.