Order the official t-shirt
Order the official orange "Choose Kindness, Acceptance, and Inclusion" t-shirt.
Show Your Support - National Bullying Prevention Month
Every day, thousands of young people experience bullying from their peers at school, after school in their neighborhoods, and even when they are at home, through social media and texts. There are many ways to support bullying prevention as an individual or with friends, family, your school, or your entire community.
Be a Champion Against Bullying
Show support of the cause. Register your school or organization as a Champion Against Bullying.
Take the pledge
Add your name to the Together Against Bullying pledge. Already signed the pledge? Hold a pledge signing event at school and in the community.
Color our virtual world
Color our virtual world with a collection of downloadable photos, social media graphics, banners, badges, and more that you can use to promote National Bullying Prevention Month.
Plan for Unity Day
Held the 3rd or 4th Wednesday of October, a day to wear and share orange to show unity for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion.
Order free bookmarks
Promote bullying prevention by giving each K-12 student a special bookmark; features versions for elementary and middle/high school students.
Hold an Event
Order the “Create a World Without Bullying” resource kit with activities, and giveaways for up to 50 participants to share at a school or community event.
Classroom five-poster series
Order or download the bullying prevention five-poster series, available in English and Spanish, to display in a school, business, or community.
Sign-up for e-newsletter
Want to know the most recent information on PACER’s efforts to prevent bullying? Register your name and email to get on the mail list.
Elementary school lesson plans
Free educational options designed for younger students to creatively engage them to build their understanding and develop the skills on how to address and prevent bullying.
Middle/high school lesson plans
Free educational options designed for teens to creatively engage them to build their understanding and skills on how to address and prevent bullying.
