Category Archives: Reportbullying

Bullycide – Bullying Kills

Bullycide: When Bullying Kills – Warning Signs and Prevention | ReportBullying.com IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW IS IN CRISIS, CALL 988 SUICIDE & CRISIS LIFELINE | AVAILABLE 24/7 Bullycide: When Bullying Kills Understanding, Recognizing, and Preventing Bullying-Related Suicide Students Taking Their Own Lives Because of Bullying Bullycide—a term that combines “bullying” and “suicide”—represents one

Bullying – It’s a Community Problem

Anti-Bullying Community Programs: Creating Lasting Change Through Education | ReportBullying.com Anti-Bullying Community Programs: Creating Lasting Change Building Effective Community-Wide Prevention Through Education and Engagement A Parable About Adaptation and Change One day two giraffes were talking. One giraffe said to the other giraffe, “Why do we have such long necks?” The second giraffe replied, “So

The Canadian Red Cross – Anti Bullying Program

Why Government Anti-Bullying Programs Fail: Expert Analysis | Jim Jordan | ReportBullying.com Canadian Government Tries to Stop Bullying: An Expert’s Critical Analysis Why $250,000 Programs Fail and What Actually Works A Well-Intentioned Program With Fatal Flaws The following article from the Ottawa Citizen describes the Canadian government’s announcement of a $250,000 anti-bullying program. While any

Roles of the bystanders- the negative side

The Role of Bystanders in Bullying: From Complacency to Action | ReportBullying.com The Critical Role of Bystanders in Bullying Understanding Complacent Complicity and Empowering Upstanders The Silent Majority: Understanding Bystanders In every bullying situation, there are far more witnesses than there are bullies or victims. These witnesses—the bystanders—hold immense power to either stop bullying or

Cyber Bullying in Schools

Cyberbullying: A Class of Its Own | Prevention Guide | ReportBullying.com Cyberbullying: A Class of Its Own Understanding and Preventing 24/7 Online Harassment The Most Malicious Form of Bullying A new form of social bullying has emerged in the twenty-first century: cyberbullying. It is the most malicious form of bullying in every sense of the