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The Effects of the R-Word

Advocates explain why the R-word is so hurtful when used in jokes or as part of everyday speech.

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A Guide to Standing Up to Bullying

Trigger/Content warning: discussion of suicide, bullying, and assaultPlease read at your own discretion.14-year-old Adriana Kuch was like any other American teenager. Her family described her as a “fun-loving little girl.”

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How to Talk to Your Friends About the R-Word: A Guide for Students and Parents

From political figures using it in public to major blockbusters sneaking it into the mainstream, the R-word is being used at an alarming frequency.

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How Educators Can Respond to Bullying

Educators can help stop bullying on the spot by learning the best ways to respond when bullying happens in schools.

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Bullying Prevention Starts with Student Action

Wisconsin Safe Communities equips high school students with strategies to combat bullying among peers and spread positivity.

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Mayo Clinic Minute: Tips to stop bullying

Dr. Bridget Biggs says the effects of bullying can be devastating. So what should parents and caregivers do to prevent bullying? More health and medical news on the Mayo Clinic News Network. Mayo Clinic News Network

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Together Against Bullying

Animated video created from student drawings and writing, brought to life with the voices of youth.

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Ways to Stop Bullying

Are you being bullied? Then you're in the company of a whole host of awesome people, like Bill Clinton, Taylor Swift and Christian Bale, who experienced bullying in school.

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Act Now! Bullying Prevention Program

One in three students say they have been bullied at school. Students who experience bullying are at greater risk of issues in school, sleep difficulties, anxiety and depression.

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Be Someone’s Hero

About one in five teens reports being bullied, which is harmful, but preventable. This video will support a larger effort on the VetoViolence Facebook page during National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month in October 2017.