Introduction
Decades of research have provided educators, families and communities with valuable strategies to prevent bullying, responding to incidents of bullying, and dealing with its long-term consequences. Left unaddressed, bullying can escalate into more violent and controlling forms of aggression leading to hate crimes and exploitation of minors. More recently, researchers have identified a variety of types of debilitating cyberbullying and strategies to help to prevent them.
Resources
Stand Together Against Bullying
Support students through prevention, connection, and positive school culture
Prevention resources from Stopbullying.gov
Set Policies and Rules
Avoid Misdirection in Prevention
Preventing Bullying at School
Support All Students Involved in a Bullying Incident
Bystanders to Bullying
Help Children Build Resilience
Schoolsafety.gov Prevent, Identify, and Respond
UNICEF Solutions to Address Child Labor
Educator's Trafficking/Child Labor Awareness & Prevention Toolkit
Empower Educators, Students and Families
Collaborative activities to address bullying and school safety together
Small Actions - Big Impact
Everyday ways students and families can help to advocate for safer and more welcoming schools
Advocacy resources from the Pacer Center Against Bullying
What Elementary Students Can Do to Prevent Bullying and Cyberbullying
Teen Self-Advocacy in Preventing Bullying and Cyberbullying Advocacy for Others
Advocacy resources from Stopbullying.gov
Prevent Cyberbullying
Assist students in creating and interacting in safe, empathetic and responsible ways




