Students/Youth

Conversations with communities has taught us that training tools are the most sought-after resources promoting bullying prevention research and best practice

In the past decade, headlines reporting the tragic stories of a young person's suicide death linked in some way to bullying have become regrettably comm

The Federal Partners in Bullying Prevention, a group of representatives from across the federal government came up with a great way of having youth and adult

In the world of social media and online networking, the issue of safety continuously arises, particularly among teenagers.

The labels bully, victim, and target are used often by media, researchers and others to refer to children who bully others and children who are bullied.

Groups committed to stop bullying will release new resources, campaigns, and efforts aimed at bringing awareness to this important issue facing our youth.

At one point during my high school years MySpace became less of a space for self-expression and more a place of cyberbullying.

As Secretary Duncan has noted, the Department of Education is committed to making sure that all of our young people grow up free of fear, violence and bullyi

The Federal Partners in Bullying Prevention has hosted several free webinars to bring attention to a variety of topic areas in bullying prevention and respon

It's summertime! School's out and there is a good chance that your kids will be spending some time at summer camp.