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Anti-Bully
Report
This
report examines the variety and scope of anti-bullying policies
and procedures that school districts in Washington State have
adopted in accordance with "The Anti-Harassment,
Intimidation, and Bullying [HIB] Act of 2002." The report
can be viewed at the following website:
www.safeschoolscoalition.org/bullyreport/index.html
The
Next Step is Ours: WSPTA's Guide to Implementation of the
Anti-Bullying Bill
This booklet is designed
to help PTAs advocate for sound
implementation of the 2002
Law requiring school districts to prohibit harassment,
intimidation, and bullying
between students.
Download
Booklet
Respecting
Differences Guide
Teaching children respect for differences not only helps
create a more equitable environment where people truly value
each other's contributions, but also helps eliminate episodes of
intolerance, discrimination, and violence. This new web resource from National
PTA is designed to
assist PTA members in
addressing the need for awareness of discrimination and means
for respecting differences.
Go
to the Online Guide to Respecting Differences
Links to Anti-Bullying Resources
Bullying.org
This website is dedicated to increasing the awareness of
bullying and to preventing, resolving, and eliminating bullying
in society.
www.bullying.org
Center
for the Study and Prevention of Violence
Anti-bullying resources from the University of Colorado. Tips,
programming/support information, and fact sheets for parents and
educators about school violence and bullying at school. www.colorado.edu/cspv/safeschools/
Children
& Family in the Justice System
Bullying
information for parents and teachers and
links
to school violence and bullying sites from around the
world.
www.lfcc.on.ca/bully.htm
Committee
for Children
Resources and links to information about child abuse, violence,
bullying and other issues affecting children and families.
www.cfchildren.org/bully.html
Don’t
Laugh at Me
Web resources from Operation Respect, a non-profit
organization working to transform schools, camps and
organizations focused on children and youth, into more
compassionate, safe and respectful environments.
www.dontlaugh.org
Get
Real About Violence
This program, from
the Comprehensive Health Education Foundation, helps
build a culture of nonviolence in schools and other
organizations. The program targets a wide range of violent
behavior, whether it's bullying, teasing, and rumors among
younger children or threats and assaults in later years.
www.chef.org/prevention/violence.php
Safe Schools Coalition
Information and resources to help reduce bias-based bullying and
violence in schools; to help create safe places where every
family can belong, where every educator can teach, and where
every child can learn, regardless of gender identity or sexual
orientation.
www.safeschoolscoalition.org
SafetyNet
Help your children avoid cyber-bullying and other online
dangers. This website, from the
Washington State Office of the Attorney General, offers parents
and kids tips and resources for internet safety.
www.atg.wa.gov/safetynet/kids.shtml
Youth Suicide Prevention
Program
The YSPP mission is to reduce suicide attempts and deaths among
Washington State youth. This website provides tangible ways to
build a safety net for the youth of your community, and to
change the staggering youth suicide statistics in our state.
www.yspp.org/
WSPTA
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