Bully prevention resources

VIDEO
Step Up bully prevention video

Help younger children understand how to stand up to bullies, diffuse a tense situation with another student and ask a teacher for help.

ARTICLES
The toxic impact of stress
Stress negatively impacts youth making it easier to bully and impeding their ability to cope and learn. Learn more through these Kiwanis Magazine articles: Stress Test and Pressure Points.

OTHER RESOURCES

Culture of Care
Our student leaders are our number one ally and resource in creating world-class experiences within Kiwanis Youth Programs. Our Culture of Care initiative provides students with the training and resources to be leaders in their school in preventing bullying, reducing incidences of violence, understanding healthy relationships and personal boundaries and more.

Project Happiness
Project Happiness employs neuroscience, positive psychology and mindfulness to give teens the tools they need to find, identify and share happiness. Happier, more fulfilled, and more generous people are the best answer to the bullying problem. As the school community becomes fueled by kindness, bullying decreases.

K-Kids bully prevention page
Check out the K-Kids bully prevention page for media coverage of the bullying problem, tools for students and school administrators, links to service project ideas, information about cyberbullying and more.

Builders Club bully prevention page
Check out the Builders Club bully prevention page for media coverage of the bully problem, tools for students and school administrators, links to service project ideas, information about cyberbullying and more.

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