Students/Youth

About one in five teens reports being bullied, which is harmful, but preventable.

CDC’s suicide prevention technical package is based on the best available evidence to prevent or reduce public health problems like suicide. 

While being kind might sound easy, it is complex.

The I-Guide discusses how to assess or understand school-based bullying and recommends ways to implement the right program for a particular school.

Cyberbullying is bullying that takes place using electronic technology.

For many students in America, bullying is a daily reality that contributes to them feeling stressed, unsafe, and distracted from learning.

“Keeping Kids Safe: Promoting Tolerance and Inclusion Among Students to Prevent Bullying" was the theme for the fifth Federal Bullying Prevention Summit

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

Thousands of young people are targets of bullying and cyberbullying every day, putting many at risk for outcomes such as depression or school absenteeism.

Social media, when done right, holds great promise for public health practitioners.