Bullying Prevention and Cyberbullying Resources for PreK–12
Bullying is unwanted, aggressive behavior involving a real or perceived power imbalance. It is repeated—or has the potential to be repeated—over time. Bullying can be verbal, social or physical, and it can occur at school, in the community or online. This definition also helps distinguish bullying from disagreements and other forms of peer conflict.
This curated collection brings together free, age-appropriate and classroom-ready bullying prevention resources for PreK–12 educators, school staff, parents and caregivers. Materials from trusted contributors such as National PTA, Re-Imagining Migration and Advocates for Youth include lesson plans, activities, booklists, blogs, guidance and professional development webinars.
Resources cover topics such as: Recognizing different forms of bullying Bullying prevention and response Cyberbullying, digital citizenship and online safety Building relationships and a sense of belonging Supporting students targeted because of identity or background Age-appropriate guidance for educators and families
Educators, school staff and caregivers can select resources suited to their roles, learners and local policies. The collection offers options for classroom instruction, staff professional learning and conversations at home.
