October is National Bullying Prevention Month. This article reviews key resources provided by the Church and other organizations to help prevent bullying.
Resources from the Church
- Teaching Children About Bullying
- Church Applauds Community Efforts to Fight Suicide, Bullying and Homelessness
- Stop Bullying Videos
In the video “Bullying – Stop It,” Dieter F. Uchtdorf counsels us to avoid hating, gossiping, ignoring, ridiculing, holding grudges, or wanting to cause harm. Learn how this video on bullying resonated with global audiences.
Below is a similar video for children, “How to Copy With Bullying – Let Us Be Kind.”
Below is the video “Bullying and Thoughts of Suicide.”
Jimmerosity Positive Peer Pressure Program (P4)
The Fredette Family Foundation is trying to stop bullying and help children develop strong moral character. They designed the Jimmerosity Positive Peer Pressure Program (P4) to help kids understand the importance of developing strong moral character and to teach them to carefully consider the impact their current decisions will have on their future and that of their classmates. When people understand and internalize the principles of kindness, respect, tolerance, empathy, and compassion, they won’t bully.
Cyberbullying – Internet Safety 101
Visit Internet Safety 101 for these resources on cyberbullying:
- Cyberbullying Safety Tips
- Statistics
- Cyberbullying – A Closer Look
- Helpful Parent’s Guides
- Cyberbullying Resources
- Cyberbullying Tactics
- Responding To Social Media Attacks
AllConnect.com
Cyberbullying: How to identify and handle online harassment. A free resource on cyberbullying and how to identify online harassment. Online activity and social media leads to increases in online bullying that affects self-esteem, physical health, mental health, education, and many other facets of children’s lives.
How could you share these great resources with others?
Read statistics about cyberbullying.
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