“We are continually faced with great opportunities which are brilliantly disguised as unsolvable problems.”
― Margaret Mead

To stop bullying, we have to enlist the help of the bystanders - that is, everyone in the school. Find out more about taking a whole-school approach to countering bullying and building community with our Pathways to Respect program.
Check out our classroom lessons on bullying and see a video of a master teacher who gets her second-graders talking about bullying with the help of puppets.
Edutopia has advice on choosing resources to teach about bullying, plus a few examples of books and activities.
The New York Times reviews some children's books that are aimed at teaching about bullying and empathy, including a couple of the books we use in our 4Rs Program.
Get more ideas and resources from GLSEN.

“We are continually faced with great opportunities which are brilliantly disguised as unsolvable problems.”
― Margaret Mead
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