Bullying 101You Can Make a Difference!
Read, watch and listen to submissions from students and parentsKatie, an 8th grade student, tells her story
Pat's Story, Listen as one mother tells the story of her son*.
*May not be suitable for younger audiences.
Anna, Artwork from a 6th grade student from New York
National Center for Bullying Prevention
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Middle/High School Bullying Prevention Web site
Be the One Who Makes a Difference
It might seem like bullying is too big a problem to solve, but it’s not! When people work together, they can accomplish great things.
What can you do? Reach out to younger students and help them learn what they can do to prevent and respond to bullying. Here’s how!
Work with an adult in your school to identify an opportunity where younger kids might benefit from this important information.
Then, study up (just a little!) PACER’s Bullying 101 (HTML version) shows you everything you need to know before talking to younger kids about bullying.
When you’re good to go, spread the word about bullying prevention with these cool tools:
Here are bunches of books you can recommend or read to younger children.
This lesson plan gives you a step-by-step way to talk
with kids about bullying.
Check out the role play you can perform for
younger students.
Help PACER Create Its New Bullying Prevention Web Site for Teens
PACER is creating an exciting new bullying prevention Web site for teens—and you can help. Designed to reach, teach, and empower teens, the site will feature compelling stories from students, parents, educators, and community partners across the nation when it launches this summer. Learn more >>>
Here are two ways you can make a difference and maybe even change how people across the country think about bullying.
Submit a video, story, poem, artwork, or audio clip expressing your ideas on bullying prevention. It can be about what happened to you or someone else, how you feel about bullying, how you think it affects students and schools, what you have done to prevent bullying, or what can be done to prevent bullying. We want to hear from everyone—teens, parents, teachers, and others with great ideas who want to improve the world.
Send us your entry:
- E-mail: bullying411@pacer.org
OR- Download this release form
, fill it out, complete with parent's signature, and mail it, along with your entry to:
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Bullying Prevention Project
PACER Center
8161 Normandale Blvd.
Minneapolis, MN 55437
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Bullying Prevention Project
Is fame in your future? Your entry might be:
- featured on PACER's bullying prevention Web site
- used to develop a video or audio script
- used in promotional or training materials
- presented at workshops or conferences
Visit PACER's other sites: National Parent Center Network (ALLIANCE) | Kids Against Bullying | Project C3 | FAPE Project | Minnesota SEACs
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