Announcing the Fall 2024 Atlantic Canada NTFT Tour, Powered by BRP. Featuring Local East Coast, Indigenous, award-winning artist, 18-year-old DeeDee Austin! 

At NTFT, we honour Indigenous resilience and stand with Indigenous communities through story and song. We are committed to reconciliation by amplifying Indigenous voices, supporting and working with Indigenous artists/musicians, and providing free resources and programming to Indigenous communities and schools across Canada.

"James and the Bully," by Dickson Adetuwo, follows a young boy facing challenges with a persistent bully at school. Discussion questions are included to encourage reflection among young readers about their own experiences with bullying. 10% of book sales are donated to NTFT.

NTFT proudly presents the 2024 NTFT Awards, our annual event recognizing exceptional youth and schools across Canada. Featuring award-winning artists, this celebration of anti-bullying heroes unites businesses, community members, and passionate individuals in creating a more kind, empathetic, and inclusive world. Watch the full show here!

Thank you Lafarge Canada for understanding the healing power of music and the importance of standing up to bullying! We are grateful you are joining us in our mission to empower youth and educators to foster kind, empathetic, and inclusive school communities.

With it being Indigenous History Month and Pride Month, we are so incredibly proud to introduce you to our wonderful full time Executive Director, Lauren Toews (she/her)!

BRP joined us at our Montreal NTFT Tour Powered by BRP school visits and our Board Chair, Founder, and Tour Presenter had the opportunity to visit the BRP offices and meet with their team for International Anti-Bullying Day.

Ahead of Anti-Bullying Day on May 4th, our Tour Presenter Michelle Treacy joined Global News Morning's host Laura Casella to talk about our NTFT Tour presentations and their impact on students in Quebec!

NTFT is excited to partner with Faith Cellan for her first book called The Adventures of Arthur the Axolotl, Guardian of the Lake which deals with issues around bullying.

The Ottawa Catholic School Board communications team attended and wrote a blog post about the recent NTFT presentation on April 22.

Thank you CTV Morning Live Ottawa for having Michelle Treacy in to talk about No Time for That Anti-Bullying Society and our NTFT Tour Powered by BRP!

‘Be kind to ourselves’: anti-bullying presentation comes to Whitby school.

The NTFT Tour, Powered by BRP returns to in-person visits in Ontario and Quebec with Michelle Treacy, and virtual presentations coast-to-coast-to-coast!

Thank you Toronto Star and Global Heroes for sharing.

When others intervene in bullying, more than 50% of the time, it stops within 10 seconds!

No Time for That Anti-Bullying Society (NTFT), one of Canada’s leading anti-bullying organizations committed to bullying prevention and promoting a culture of kindness, is thrilled to announce an impactful partnership and sponsorship with BRP through their Ride Out Intimidation Program.

Discover how we empowered youth and supported anti-bullying efforts across Canada this year! Read our full impact report to see how your contributions are making a difference.

NTFT joined BRP, the presenting sponsor of the World Anti-Bullying Forum, at this year’s conference in Raleigh, North Carolina! It was an incredibly impactful and inspiring week!

Thank you Dollar A Day Foundation for your continued support! Their Co-Founder, Alan Doyle, and our Founder, Elsie Morden, met up before Alan’s recent show in Toronto.

NTFT was thrilled to co-present the film “The First Day of My Life” at this year’s ICFF Canada Lavazza IncluCity Film Festival in Toronto! We were very moved by the film and the awareness it’s creating!

Introducing our new NTFT Board of Directors! We are excited to welcome these dedicated and passionate people to our team!