Community Organizations

From these new national estimates, it is clear that bullying remains a widespread concern for sexual minority youth attending U.S. high schools.

The recent National Academies report, Preventing Bullying Through Science, Policy, and Practice (May 2016), presents actionable findings and recommendations.

Every day, kids of all ages experience bullying in schools across the country.

School continues to be a dangerous place for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) youth.

Youth-adult partnerships involve multiple youth and adults working together to address issues important to the overall health of people, groups and communiti

Research confirms what many public health practitioners, educators, parents, and children have long known—that bullying is a serious issue facing our nation.

Bullying affects children and young adults in every U.S. state and jurisdiction.

This month, thousands of schools, communities, organizations, and individuals will come together to raise awareness for bullying prevention.

Alongside communities across the country, the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) is promoting Bullying Prevention Awareness Month.

In the post below, Tom Cochran and Lee Hirsch discuss their new joint initiative to spark action on bullying prevention nationwide.