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PACER's National Bullying Prevention CenterDescription: Every year, 13 million kids in America are bullied. PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center unites, engages, and educates communities nationwide to prevent bullying through the use of creative, interactive resources. PACER has three helpful websites that offer a wide variety of free resources teachers, students, and families can use to address bullying in schools, the community and online.  View - PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center
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May 2013 | 147 |
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Morgan High SchoolDescription: Video for bullying prevention month 2012 View - Morgan High School
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December 2012 | 7225 |
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Stand Up - Song by Going DarkDescription: “Stand Up” (for what you believe in) is an impactful new song from Going Dark, a highly-acclaimed young band from New Jersey that has performed with some of the biggest names in rock music. Thirteen-year-old lead singer and bassist Oliver Shaw, 14-year-old guitarist L.J. Militello, and drummer Alex Fogg, 16, are committed to using their music to help prevent bullying. View - Stand Up - Song by Going Dark
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November 2012 | 5429 |
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Donnie- 8 year old parkour/freerunner-Ep 7-"BULLY"Description: Donnie uses parkour skillls to get away from someone who is trying to bully him, but in the end Donnie shows that we should be able to get along no matter what. This is a great video with a great message on a very important topic. While this video focuses more on the message and not so much on the parkour, . Donnie,an 8 year old parkour/freerunning athlete, does remarkable things for his age but also uses parkour as inspiration to be a success in life. View - Donnie- 8 year old parkour/freerunner-Ep 7-"BULLY"
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October 2012 | 6289 |
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Bravo Dance Center - Unity Dance 2012Description: October is National Bullying Prevention Month. Bravo Dance Center, a dance and performing arts center in Warminster, PA, celebrated by uniting in music and dance to bring awareness to bullying prevention. View - Bravo Dance Center - Unity Dance 2012
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October 2012 | 2278 |
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Stop Bullying! (A Song for Tre)Description: This is a song that I wrote for my cousin Tre. Bullying needs to stop. It hurts all of us. I hope that this inspires us all to be kinder to each other. - Ashlee Gilot Special thanks for Jevaughn Martin and JVM Productions for helping me put this video together! View - Stop Bullying! (A Song for Tre)
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October 2012 | 2655 |
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Hollywood Teens Unite Against Bullying - PSADescription: October is National Bullying Prevention Month and some of Hollywood’s brightest young stars are showing their support for kids who have been bullied. Check out this 30-second spot that includes Annie Thurman of Hunger Games; Mikey Reid of Victorious; Ashley Argota, Dillon Lane, Mathew Jacob Wayne, and Tiffany Espensen of Bucket & Skinner’s Epic Adventures; and Kenton Duty of Shake It Up! Also appearing are Zach Callison (Sofia the First) and Sammi Hanratty (The Greening of Whitney Brown) plus singers Ashlee Keating (Radio Disney) and Kylie Morgan (Opening Act). In October, students, parents, and educators across the country are raising awareness for bullying prevention and speaking up for their peers. National Bullying Prevention Month was started by PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center in 2006 and has now turned into a national student movement with the theme The End of Bullying Begins with Me! View - Hollywood Teens Unite Against Bullying - PSA
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September 2012 | 5835 |
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"Never Ever" music video and PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center show students they have the power to make a differenceDescription: This video is dedicated to all the kids that stand up to bullying and those who choose to make a difference in the lives of kids who are bullied. Fifty cents from every download of both versions of "Never Ever" from iTunes and everywhere else digital music is sold will be donated to PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center (PACER.org/Bullying). WLWT news Cincinnati - Reports about the students at Sycamore and Lebanon junior high school who worked on the "Never Ever" video. View - "Never Ever" music video and PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center show students they have the power to make a difference
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March 2012 | 16470 |
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Peer AdvocatesDescription: Most students don’t like to see bullying, but they may not know what to do when it happens. Peer advocacy—speaking out on the behalf of others — is a unique approach that empowers students to protect those targeted by bullying. View - Peer Advocates
Find out more Information under Resources > Peer Advocacy
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September 2011 | 4594 |
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"The Same" by Michael & MarisaDescription: "The Same" is an anti-bullying anthem for kids everywhere who want to help make a difference in the lives of others. Kids can help kids stop bullying. View - "The Same" by Michael & Marisa
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July 2011 | 12881 |
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Message for Teens: You Can Stop the BullyingDescription: In August 2010, Kevin Jennings, former assistant deputy secretary for the Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools, presented the closing keynote address at PACER's Fifth Annual Ted and Roberta Mann Foundation Symposium about Children & Young Adults with Mental Health and Learning Disabilities. Before his speech, Kevin recorded five videotaped messages about the issue of bullying for PACER's National Center for Bullying Prevention. Each video speaks to a specific audience, including teens, parents, educators and administrators. The videos also address the emerging trend of cyberbullying. View - Message for Teens: You Can Stop the Bullying
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October 2010 | 1306 |
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Message for Parents: Take Bullying SeriouslyDescription: In August 2010, Kevin Jennings, former assistant deputy secretary for the Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools, presented the closing keynote address at PACER's Fifth Annual Ted and Roberta Mann Foundation Symposium about Children & Young Adults with Mental Health and Learning Disabilities. Before his speech, Kevin recorded five videotaped messages about the issue of bullying for PACER's National Center for Bullying Prevention. Each video speaks to a specific audience, including teens, parents, educators and administrators. The videos also address the emerging trend of cyberbullying. View - Message for Parents: Take Bullying Seriously
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October 2010 | 336 |
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Message for Educators: Bullying is a Big DealDescription: In August 2010, Kevin Jennings, former assistant deputy secretary for the Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools, presented the closing keynote address at PACER's Fifth Annual Ted and Roberta Mann Foundation Symposium about Children & Young Adults with Mental Health and Learning Disabilities. Before his speech, Kevin recorded five videotaped messages about the issue of bullying for PACER's National Center for Bullying Prevention. Each video speaks to a specific audience, including teens, parents, educators and administrators. The videos also address the emerging trend of cyberbullying. View - Message for Educators: Bullying is a Big Deal
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October 2010 | 438 |
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Message on Cyberbullying: Bullying has become 24/7Description: In August 2010, Kevin Jennings, former assistant deputy secretary for the Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools, presented the closing keynote address at PACER's Fifth Annual Ted and Roberta Mann Foundation Symposium about Children & Young Adults with Mental Health and Learning Disabilities. Before his speech, Kevin recorded five videotaped messages about the issue of bullying for PACER's National Center for Bullying Prevention. Each video speaks to a specific audience, including teens, parents, educators and administrators. The videos also address the emerging trend of cyberbullying. View - Message on Cyberbullying: Bullying has become 24/7
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October 2010 | 504 |
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Message for Administrators: Send a Strong MessageDescription: In August 2010, Kevin Jennings, former assistant deputy secretary for the Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools, presented the closing keynote address at PACER's Fifth Annual Ted and Roberta Mann Foundation Symposium about Children & Young Adults with Mental Health and Learning Disabilities. Before his speech, Kevin recorded five videotaped messages about the issue of bullying for PACER's National Center for Bullying Prevention. Each video speaks to a specific audience, including teens, parents, educators and administrators. The videos also address the emerging trend of cyberbullying. View - Message for Administrators: Send a Strong Message
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October 2010 | 184 |
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She's Falling By Hayley ReardonDescription: Music is the universal language of emotion and Hayley Reardon, a 13 year old singer songwriter, expresses herself so eloquently in a bullying awareness video, in which she sings her original composition. Hayley tapped into her talent and gifts to create a poignant, heartfelt song about a friend losing herself due to the unkind words of others. Hayley writes “To me, this song is about not knowing how to help someone who you can see is falling apart.” Although Hayley’s song was written about a girl she knew personally, she, like all of us, was moved by the story of Phoebe Prince, a 15 year old Irish immigrant attending school in Massachusetts, who after months of being subjected to bullying from her peers, committed suicide on January 14, 2010. Hayley has dedicated this song in Phoebe’s memory. She has agreed to share “She’s Falling” in the hopes others will be touched by the message, inspired to take action, and motivated to share in the process of creating a world in which no one feels alone. View - She's Falling By Hayley Reardon
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September 2010 | 4997 |
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Different KidsDescription: Students at Delano middle school explore if kids who look or act different are bullied more often than other kids. View - Different Kids
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July 2009 | 571 |
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Inspiration for the Words Can hurt VideoDescription: Molly, a school administrator, provides why her students created the “Words Can Hurt” video. View - Inspiration for the Words Can hurt Video
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July 2009 | 450 |
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