<h2>Bullying-Free Week NZ from 16-20 May is celebrating the positive mahi happening in schools and kura across Aotearoa New Zealand.</h2>
<p>As part of the awareness week that culminates in Pink Shirt Day on Friday 20 May, organisers are on the hunt for &#8216;Local Legends&#8217;, inviting everyone to shine a light on the actions – small or big – that people are doing to make a difference and inspire others.</p>
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<p>The theme for this year is He kōtuinga mahi iti, he hua pai-ā rau: Small ripples create big waves.</p>
<p>Nominations for Local Legends can be made through the Bullying-Free NZ website, where teachers and kaiako, and students and tamariki, can also download Action Packs.</p>
<p>Activities have once again been organised in conjunction with Pink Shirt Day on Friday, May 20.</p>
<p>To learn more, go to <a class="external" href="https://bullyingfree.nz/bullying-free-new-zealand-week/bullying-free-nz-week-2022/" rel="external" target="_blank">Bullying-Free NZ Week 2022</a></p>

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