Anti-bullying event brings community together in Alexandria

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Community members gathered at the Charles Houston Recreation Center for the 6th Annual Anti-Bully Walk, an event organized by STARS Performing Arts Inc. to promote unity and mental health awareness. The walk, held on Saturday, was supported by multiple local organizations, including the Alexandria Police Department (APD) and the Lions Club International.

Officers from the APD’s Community Outreach Division participated alongside residents, reinforcing their commitment to youth empowerment and public safety. The event was a collaborative effort, drawing in support from various groups such as Lions Quest and PARKnership City of Alexandria.

STARS Performing Arts Inc. is a non-profit organization known for its initiatives in youth advocacy, mental health awareness, and self-care education. The annual walk is part of its broader mission to raise awareness against bullying and foster a positive environment for young residents in Alexandria.

The Anti-Bully Walk is one of several ongoing efforts in the city focused on empowering youth and promoting mental well-being. Similar events continue to be a key part of Alexandria’s approach to building strong community ties and advocating for youth.

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