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Abused Emojis make it easier for kids to call out for help
Some things are hard to spell out. Abused Emojis will make it easier for kids to talk to others about dark feelings or about situations where they have been treated wrong.
BRIS is a Swedish NGO that runs a national helpline for children and teenagers. Many of the problems that kids face today are stigmatized and often they have no one else to talk to.
A complex reality calls for a complex set of symbols. Abused Emojis is part of Bris’ work to let children talk more freely about their situation.
Now available for free in App Store – read more at www.abusedemojis.com
Or look at the this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JR-pLK7ntiQ
For questions and comments:
Contact Silvia Ernhagen, director of communication, at silvia.ernhagen@bris.se
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- Skola
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- emojis
- abused emojis
- children's helpline
- 116111
Regioner
- Skåne
BRIS is a Swedish non-profit organisation that runs a national helpline for children and teenagers. Every day we have contact with hundreds of kids through phone, chat and mail conversation. Many of the problems that children face today are stigmatised and often they have no-one to talk to but us. In addition to being a hands-on tool for kids to speak out, The Abused Emojis app is a symbol for our work to make children talk more freely about their situation. For more information about our work, please visit:
