Lots of kids will wear pink to school today.
The District School Board of Niagara will be participating in Pink Shirt Day.
It's also known as Anti-Bullying Day.
Staff and students will wear pink to make stand against against bullying.
Brock University professor Tony Volk says the campaign raises awareness and builds a sense of solidarity amongst bullying victims.
He specializes in the Department of Child and Youth Studies.
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