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Identifying, Intervening, Surviving, and Preventing Bullying – A Series: Bullying Prevention Programs and Resources
There are literally thousands of bullying websites and programs available, however we chose to present only a handful of the best-known and most educational sites that provide superb material, videos and even activities for parents, children and educators.
Here are some of the best, and best-known, bullying websites and resources:http://bit.ly/R11UdA
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“Far too long have bully victims and society in general made misinformed decisions that were based on the many bullying myths, lies, and half-truths related to this serious social problem. Until we understand and expose these myths as the lies and half-truths that they really are, we will continue to support and empower the bully and a bully culture in our society.”
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We tend to think of “bullying” as something that occurs in isolation - happening between an individual or a group (the “perpetrator(s)”) and the victim. But, while the actual bullying may be between limited players, the reality is that it’s the culture that allows it to continue.
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"The main goal of this bullying blog series has been to educate and empower parents, students and school staff about bullying and cyberbullying. The series provided a variety of posts ranging from prevention tools to intervention techniques with the goal of educating parents, victims, bystanders and school staff to become empowered to take action".