Bullying

Sites

• Anti-bullying Unit - This unit was prepared for a grade 8 class in Australia as a literacy unit. There are links to other sites as well. Some excellent material.
• Attitude - theappleaday.co.uk is a web site researched, written and designed by journalism students at City University, London. There is an article "Stick up for Yourself" by Debbi Marco, that is very interesting.
• Bully Beware - A Canadian Site from British Columbia. Good section regarding what to do, how to do it, action schools can take.
• Bullying.org - An excellent site that gives students a voice through pictures, poems, stories, and films. There are also many songs to listen to from artists such as Susan Algukark, Peter Yarrow and many others.
• Bullying Online - An excellent source for students, teachers, parents and community members. Other links from this page will lead you to sites with advice, suggestions and who to call. There is also a list of other very useful site about bullying. It is situated in England.
  
• Educate Online - a few suggestions about bullying.
• KidsHelp - Many more links for information about bullying.
• Let's Talk about Bullying - Gives scenarios for children to try out. Let's you know how people feel as a bully, bystander or victim and what you can do about it.
• No Bully - Information for teachers, parents and students. Excellent site for all.
• Pupil Line - Bullying, What To Do, What Not To Do And Essential Links.
• Sort It - Excellent list regarding bullying and how to stop it.
• The Scottish Council for Research in Education - This site offers information to children who are being bullied and help for the parents as well. Other sites and papers are available.
• Voices for Children - facts about bulling and other topics.

• Anti-bullying Network - The Scottish Executive has established the Network so that teachers, parents and young people can share ideas about how bullying should be tackled. It is freely open to all. The Anti-Bullying Network is part of the Positive School Ethos Programme which is based at Moray House Institute of Education.
• Bully Beware - A Canadian Site from British Columbia. Good section regarding what to do, how to do it, action schools can take.
• British Broadcasting Company - This is the learning division of the BBC. It also has a section on bullying.
• Bullying at School - The Scottish Council Research in Education has some information about bullying and how to help schools.
• Bully No Way - includes lots of information that can be used in many ways. Community Building, Pre-School, Students, Prents and media can find information on this site
  
• Bullying Online - An excellent source for students, teachers, parents and community members. Other links from this page will lead you to sites with advice, suggestions and who to call. There is also a list of other very useful site about bullying. It is situated in England.
• Committee for Children - Programs for bullying, child abuse and viloence. There are also articles about bullying and emotional intelligence as well as statistics about bullying, violence and harassment (American stats)
• CSEE- Understanding and preventing violence.
• Easing the Teasing - this site was created by Judy S. Freedman, a licensed clinical social worker. It is designed for parents and teachers who want to help their children and students effectively deal with teasing.
• Education World - Lesson plans and other links to sites about bullying. Plus a quiz students can take online to see if the know how often violence and bullying take place.
• Free Spirit - A site that has a list of books that you can purchase, suggestions on how to cope with many things from bullying to LD.
• No Bully - Information for teachers, parents and students
• No Bully New Zealand - Kia Kaha is a school based program to help all members of the school communityfeel safe, respected and valued. Gives the information on the site. Divided into age groups.
• No Bully Site - This site has been put together by the New Zealand police in support of all young people in New Zealand. It called Kia Kaha which means to Stand Strong. The whole school community must stand strong to eliminate bullying. Excellent resources.
• Peace Builders - PeaceBuilders® is a long-term, community-based, violence reduction/crime prevention program. It is a program designed to help create an environment that reduces violence and establishes more peaceful ways of behaving, living and working in families, schools, organization and communities.
• Peaceworks - bullying can be dramatically reduced by implementing effective bullying prevention programs in schools.
• Safe Child - Information about bullying and the Safe Child program.
• Serious Learning Behaviours - The Faculties of Education from the Universities of Lethbridge, Calgary and Alberta are conducting a collaborative three-year research program as part of the Safe and Caring Schools Initiative partially funded by Alberta Learning. The purpose of Tri-Faculty program is to establish a strong research base for understanding the nature of serious learning disruptive behaviour (SLDB) in Alberta schools and to investigate potential programs to promote growth and resiliency in children at-risk.
• Stop Bullying Now - Interesting information. The links on this site will lead you through an exploration of interventions that work to reduce bullying in schools.
• The Colorado Institute for Conflict Resolution and Creative Leadership - An excellent source for kind and caring schools, the bullying issue and others.
• Teens Health - Dealing with bullying.
  

• Bullying Online - An excellent source for students, teachers, parents and community members. Other links from this page will lead you to sites with advice, suggestions and who to call. There is also a list of other very useful site about bullying. It is situated in England.
• ERIC - What Should Parents know about bullying?
• Focus Adolescent Services - Information and resources.
• KidsHealth for Parents - Excellent information on bullying. Discusses what is a bully, what if your child is the bully etc. and there are also related articles.
• Love and Safety Club - Information about bullying for parents.
• No Bully - Information for teachers, parents and students.
• Success Unlimited - Information about bullying and also Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome (book - Post Traumatic Stress Disorder The invisible injury, 2001 edition
  by David Kinchin).
• Success Unlimited - What is bullying? Types of bullying, bullying tactics, how targets are selected, the difference between bullying and harassment. An answer to the question "Why me?"
  
  

• Bullying Online - An excellent source for students, teachers, parents and community members. Other links from this page will lead you to sites with advice, suggestions and who to call. There is also a list of other very useful site about bullying. It is situated in England.
• Beyond Bullying - This site has excellent links divided into media, Australian and International. Also a 1st edition of Backyard to Boardroom is published on the site. Well organized and up-to-date.
• CBC - An excellent article, video and tape about bullying incidents that were aired on CBC TV. Two part series. You can also buy the video.
• LaMarsh Centre for Research - The LaMarsh Centre for Research on Violence and Conflict Resolution, based in the Faculty of Arts at York University, is an interdisciplinary association of faculty, graduate students and professional community members. Excellent articles and research done at the university.
• Stop Bullying Me - Citizens against bullying. Great links to actual incidents and what people can do to be proactive to stop the bullying that is taking place.
• Safety Zone - Links to many sites.

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Articles

• American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry - Interesting article on bullying.
• APA Online - News Release. Bullying is not limited to unpopular loners, say researchers; many children bully each other especially in middle school - Bullies Are Also Victims Much More Than Thought.
• Books about Bullying - A list of books about bullying - connected to Amazon.com. A wrote up about each book on the Amazon.com page.
• California Online Resources - A list of sites and online resources.
• ChildLine - Facts on bullying - situated in Scotland.
• Committee for Children - leaders in social-emotional learning. Article on bullying - well written. As well there is a list of books that are age appropriate.
• Denver Post - A series of articles about bullying.
• Education Guardian - Many links to sites about bullying.
• Education Week - Once you register you can find article related to bullying
• Eric Digest Document - Bullying in Schools by Ron Banks.
• London Family Court Clinic - Excellent article on bullying by Marlies Sudermann, Ph.D., C.Psych., Peter G. Jaffe, Ph.D., C.Psych. Elaine Schieck.
• Preventing Bullying - An ERIC Digest article - what it is, how to help stop it, impact on targeted students and peer support.
• Readers' Digest - An article on bullying.
• Nebraska Facts - "Bullying and How to Stop It". Article written by Herbert G. Lingren, Extension Family Scientist.
• Nebraska University - Many articles about family issues and how to deal with them. Many different issues are dealt with.
• Safety and Security for Schools - many articles dealing with this issue.
• TMR Network Project - The causes and nature of bullying and social exclusion in schools, and ways of preventing them - a research project.
• Virtual Library - Eric Clearinghouse - a list of online articles.
  
  

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