This workshop will explore the associations between bullying and alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs; suicide ideation; family violence; and relationships.
Building on the momentum the Obama administration started more than a year ago to stop bullying in schools and communities, Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and Education Secretary Arne Duncan today unveiled a revitalized Stop Bullying website – www.stopbullying.gov – to encourage children, parents, educators, and communities to take action to stop and prevent bullying.
Research on bullying prevention indicates that to effectively reduce bullying, the entire school must be involved: adults, students and family members. Curriculum alone is not as effective in reducing bullying as a comprehensive year round program. This website includes a number of bullying briefs, in addition to information on bullying prevention and cyberbullying.
This workshop will explore the associations between bullying and alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs; suicide ideation; family violence; and relationships.
This course provides an overview of bullying concepts and trends, highlights the links between school climate and bullying, and introduces best practices in bullying prevention.
Designed for administrators, student support staff, teachers, youth workers, community mediation and restorative justice practitioners who work in schools, the training is based on the restorative justice model developed by Marg Thorsborne and David Vinegrad, Restorative Practices and Bullying: Re-thinking Behavior Management.
This workshop will explore the associations between bullying and alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs; suicide ideation; family violence; and relationships.
This workshop will explore the associations between bullying and alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs; suicide ideation; family violence; and relationships.
This workshop will explore the associations between bullying and alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs; suicide ideation; family violence; and relationships.
This workshop will explore the associations between bullying and alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs; suicide ideation; family violence; and relationships.
This workshop will explore the associations between bullying and alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs; suicide ideation; family violence; and relationships.
This workshop will explore the associations between bullying and alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs; suicide ideation; family violence; and relationships.
Sessions include topics on implementing a bullying prevention program throughout a school district, the state of violence prevention in Minnesota schools, teen dating violence prevention, youth suicide awareness and responsiveness, cyber bullying policy-making, and more!
During this webinar, Phelan Wyrick, co-chair of the initiative, will discuss the community-based efforts funded under the Defending Childhood Initiative and provide an update on the recent public hearings convened by the Defending Childhood Initiative Task Force.
This Webinar will provide examples of how campuses can use new student orientation as an entry point to a linked series of prevention efforts addressing violence against women across the school year and throughout the college experience.
This session of Public Health Grand Rounds will explore the role of public health in the prevention of injury and violence, and provide a comprehensive picture of the science of injury and violence that has been used to develop and implement solutions such as suicide prevention programs in Oregon and the adoption of the .08 blood alcohol limit for U.S. drivers.
PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center unites, engages and educates communities nationwide to address bullying through creative, relevant and interactive resources.