Bullying Prevention: 6-8

Get involved, get the facts, and learn how to stand up and speak out against bullying.

Advice for young people on how to deal with bullies and bullying.

Eight specific strategies for facing bullies with confidence, with physical self-defense only as a last resort when faced with physical harm and no way to escape.

Imgettingbullied.com is a national website, family resource, and direct service program dedicated to showing students the power they have to change their schools, communities, and lives. Dedicated to ending bullying by giving power to victims, creating accountability for on-lookers, and creating opportunities for people to connect through their story, IGB is a safe place to be heard, tell your story, and connect with others. Click on “Share Your Story” or “Take Action.”

Information about ways young people are cyberbullied, how victims react, and what to do if it happens to you.

The National Runaway Safeline empowers bullied youth with tools to help them make sense of their situation. Includes a 24/7 toll-free number and Live Chat help (4:30 p.m.—11:30 p.m. CST)

From the National Youth Violence Prevention Resource Center, this article provides information on bullies and bullying, including strategies for dealing with being bullied or helping someone else who is being bullied.

Learn to protect yourself from cyberbullying.

Created by and for teens, it’s a place for middle and high school students to find ways to address bullying, to take action, to be heard, and to join an important social cause.

How you respond can make an impact on bullying over time. Find out what you can do to stop it on the spot and support the kids involved.

A collection of comics created by young people filled with tips for dealing with bullies.

Create a cartoon avatar, and then star in your own comics where you show how you would stop bullying.

Cyberbullying information for ages 11-13.

Information about bullying, including survival tips, what to do if you are the bully, and how to prevent bullying in your school.