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Center for Safe Schools Launches New Toolkit to Help Parents and Educators Address Bullying

Harrisburg, Pa. – Center for Safe Schools has partnered with the Highmark Foundation to produce the Pennsylvania Bullying Prevention Toolkit that will help parents, educators and professionals serving youth prevent bullying and support children affected by it. Please click below to read more and access the Toolkit.

Read more: Center for Safe Schools Launches New Toolkit to Help Parents and Educators Address Bullying

   

What Every Parent Should Know about Bullying

A tip sheet that serves as a quick, reliable resource for parents with children victimized and in crisis because of bullying. As a 2-page pullout of the larger Pennsylvania Bullying Prevention Toolkit, its brief length and concise language make it easily accessible to all parents. It was developed by the Center for Safe schools with support provided by the Highmark Foundation. Click here to dowload the tip sheet.
   

Pennsylvania Bullying Prevention Toolkit

The Pennsylvania Bullying Prevention Toolkit was developed by the Center for Safe Schools with funding from the Highmark Foundation. It provides information about the issue of bullying and the role of adults and professionals in supporting children who are affected by it. This toolkit was developed with input from an interdisciplinary group of stakeholders.  It is part of a mult-tiered strategy to promote coordination of bullying prevention efforts across the state of Pennsylvania and to encourage local communities to develop effective, collaborative approaches to bullying prevention and intervention. Click here to download the Toolkit.

   

Suicide and Bullying

The Suicide Prevention Resource Center recently released an issue brief on "Suicide and Bullying." This short publication provides an overview of research on bullying and suicide, as well as strategies for prevention. The brief specifically addresses the needs of LGBTQ youth, a group that is significantly at-risk for both suicide and bullying. Click here to download the brief.

   

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