00:01Once upon a time, there was a story many children live.
00:06What'd they do to you at lunch?
00:08On milk on me.
00:10Put a hand up my clothes.
00:12They're right at me.
00:15Unfortunately, 64% of them are afraid to talk about it.
00:18So how do we listen to what hasn't been said?
00:23Last year, Vanish started looking at stains in a different way,
00:26warning that some of them hide a story about bullying.
00:31But talking about it wasn't enough.
00:33We needed to find a way for adults and children to step into this story,
00:37through one of the few things that still connects them.
00:41Vanish presents The Invisible Stain, the book.
00:45This is the story of a boy.
00:47A boy who couldn't talk about what he was going through.
00:50It all starts with a joke, a fall, and a stain on his uniform.
00:54But this time, the stain doesn't come out.
00:58It grows, takes shape, takes over.
01:02It becomes a monster and starts following the boy everywhere,
01:07devouring his self-esteem.
01:09With the help of psychologists,
01:12we created activities based on the story to help children express themselves.
01:17Teachers received guidance on how to approach the topic,
01:20opening conversations that didn't happen before.
01:24And parents were given support to continue the conversation at home.
01:28The book is now in schools across the country,
01:32and has reached classrooms across Latin America.
01:37But this story is not over yet.
01:41This book is now in schools across Latin America.
01:46This book is now in schools across Latin America.
01:46Because some stains may come off clothes,
01:49but they stay for a lifetime.
01:52And as long as they exist,
01:55this story must continue to be told.
01:57This story must continue to be told.
01:57But it doesn't have to be told.
01:59First The World
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