CHRISTMAS IS ALMOST HERE!
And I am so excited to release my NEW SONG and MUSIC VIDEO…
SILENT NIGHT
The song is now available on:
Spotify Apple Music/iTunes CDBaby Google Play Amazon
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To watch the music video, click HERE > YOUTUBE
WISHING YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS
& A HEALTHY AND BRIGHT HOLIDAY SEASON
xoxo,
Singing out against bullying at SSMS | liherald.com November 9, 2017 By: Ben Strack /Herald “I would come home crying almost every single day,” Lizzie Sider, a budding country pop singer and anti-bullying advocate, said to a room of several dozen girls on Nov. 2 in the library of South Side Middle School. “It got […]
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Lizzie brings her bully prevention program to Southampton Elementary School!
http://www.27east.com/my-community/photo.cfm/9362/Southampton
Lizzie’s program is now in over 5,000 schools (this represents 3,400+ students!) worldwide!
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Click “School Sign Up” to get Lizzie’s program for YOUR school TODAY!
FREE ADMISSION to benefit bully prevention advocacy and my National Bully Prevention Campaign! More info and event website: http://bit.ly/2gCTim3 SaveSave SaveSave
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PRESS RELEASE – Anti-Bullying Activist and Singer Lizzie Sider to Perform at The Metropolitan Room BY: BBW News Desk | Broadway World Cabaret October 17, 2017 Born and raised in Boca Raton, Florida, Lizzie Sider is an American singer/songwriter, recording artist, actress, dancer, and Founder of the bully prevention non-profit organization, “Nobody Has The Power […]
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GWEN TALKS RADIO “Victorious” Episode 2, October 18, 2017 BY Global Women’s Empowerment Network (GWEN) This episode shares the stories of survivors of domestic violence, sex trafficking, and school bullying. #MeToo to RISE TOGETHER with other women of Hollywood to put an end to abuse of all kinds. https://www.spreaker.com/user/gwentalksradio GUEST HOST: Kate Batten with GUESTS: Samantha […]
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#IWasBullied in elementary school for reasons I do not know. Perhaps it was because I was mature and musical… I would come home crying to my parents every day. I felt worthless and defeated, all because I thought that a certain group of girls held power over me. I don’t think I’ll ever know the […]
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