Teen Talk on Cyberbullying
Watch this short video designed to provide authentic insight and perspective from peers on issues related to cyberbullying.
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Teen Talk on Cyber-bullying
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Animated Video: Together Against Bullying
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Braver, Stronger and Smarter Than You Think
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Turn a Life Around
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Ask Jamie
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Triumphing over bullying.
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New Day
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View the UNITY DAY 2016 Photo Album
Features / New Stuff
Share your #CleanTheMean Story
Clarisonic wants everyone to feel confident about the skin they’re in. Uncovering personal confidence and building it within others can help everyone prevent bullying and spread positivity. For every #CleanTheMean Facebook or Instagram post shared this year, Clarisonic will donate $1 to PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center, up to $100,000.
Teens Against Bullying bookmarks, new design now available!
The updated design of the Teens Against Bullying bookmark encourages middle and high school students with the message, “The End of Bullying Begins with You.” The other side features a pledge for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion.
Make a statement! Order your official T-shirt! Show that you are contributing to a kinder, more inclusive and accepting world.
This one-of-a-kind shirt is only available during September and October. Order soon so that you can wear orange (the signature color of bullying prevention) during National Bullying Prevention Month, on Unity Day, and all year long. Proceeds will benefit PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center so that we can continue to prevent bullying and promote kindness, inclusion, and acceptance in our schools, communities, and the world! #orangetogether
Pledge To Join “Together Against Bullying”
Take the online “Together Against Bullying” pledge or hold a pledge signing event at your school and encourage students and teachers to sign paper copies of the pledge.
Together Against Bullying Video
This is an animated video created from student drawings and writing that shows that kids want bullying to stop and want to be part of the solution.
Student Action Plan Against Bullying
Wondering what you can do to address bullying? This handout will help you develop a strategy to change the bullying situation you have experienced.
Join the We Will Generation!
Want to be a part of the movement of students looking out for students? Learn what you can do and how to take the pledge:
WE WILL be the generation to:
- Own this issue and be the solution
- Make sure every individual knows that they matter
- Reach out to peers and let them know that they aren’t alone
- Establish a supportive community that unites in action
- Change the negativity that has impacted so many for so long
Tell Us Why You Care
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I was bullied.
U ARE NOT ALONE !!!!!!
Yanis — 12
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Because too many people hurt themselves because of bullying. It needs to end.
Alex — 12
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It could cause someone killing themselves and I have already experienced someone doing that I rather it not happen to anyone else.
Serenity — 13
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I care because nobody has the right to hurt anyone!!
Chase — 13
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If someone here is being bullied just remember that you are not alone there is always someone by your side, if not one then many and if not many then one but there is always someone. I haven't experienced being bullied yet but I now how it feels. I AM WITH YOU PEOPLE!!!
Anonymous — 14
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I care because no one deserves to be bullied, not even bullies. I used to be bullied and now I am not anymore, but there are serious after effects like depression and anxiety and I know this because I have them. Raise awareness, speak up to bullies, help others who are being bullied. Don't bully, be a friend. 🙂
Xavier — 13
Stories
Drowning in Pain
October 20, 2017
Growing up I was bullied because my voice was deeper, I was taller then the other kids in my class. But a lot of the bullying surround my LD. I was born with a learning disorder called Non Verbal Learning Disorder. My brain was wired different than everyone else so it took my longer to learn things or to complete schoolwork. I had trouble reading facial expressions and body language so I would walk up to a kid and start talking to them not knowing that the kid didn’t want to talk to me at all. I walked into situations unaware of what might happen. I got called stupid, retarded. Kids would insult me and gang up and me and spread rumors about me around the school. It was awful and horrible. Everyday something new happened to me. But I came home every day with the same feeling of embarrassment and shame. I cried every day and begged my mom not to send me back to school. The bullying started in grade one and ended in grade nine. Being bullied made me become stronger and wiser.