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open close toggle Special Report: Harassment/Bullying in Public Schools State of Washington: Department of Education Research Zuber, S. Governor's Office of the Education Ombudsman 2008

This Special Report presents the Office of Education Ombudsman’s research and findings regarding the issue of bullying, which affects a great number of elementary and secondary students in rural and urban schools across the state. This paper concludes with recommendations for future efforts by the state and by schools to improve the state’s system and the effectiveness of the state anti-bullying policy.

Topics: Disabilities & Special Needs

For more info please visit http://www.governor.wa.gov/oeo/reports/bullying_report.pdf Site exit disclaimer

open close toggle Bullying and Students with Disabilities. A Briefing Paper from the National Council on Disability. Research Young, J., Ne’eman, A. & Gelser, S. 2011

Like bullying in general, bullying of students with disabilities represents both a civil rights and public health challenge. This paper reviews the literature on bullying and students with disabilities and examines the legal and policy tools available to address bullying against students with disabilities.

Topics: Disabilities & Special Needs, Policies & Laws

For more info please visit http://www.ncd.gov/publications/2011/March92011 Site exit disclaimer

open close toggle White House 2011 Conference on Bullying Prevention Conference Materials White House 2011

These are materials from the White House's 2011 conference on bullying prevention.

Topics: Prevention

For more info please visit http://www.stopbullying.gov/resources-files/white-house-conference-2011-materials.pdf

open close toggle Welcoming Schools Toolkit & Training Welcoming Schools

Welcoming Schools is an LGBT-inclusive approach to addressing family diversity, gender stereotyping and bullying and name-calling in K-5 learning environments. Welcoming Schools provides administrators, educators and parents/guardians with the resources necessary to create learning environments in which all learners are welcomed and respected.

Topics: Prevention, Schools, LGBT

For more info please visit http://www.welcomingschools.org/ Site exit disclaimer

open close toggle Rainbow Rumpus Printable Picture Books Toolkit & Training Varies; Rainbow Rumpus is publisher. 2012

These picture books aim to prevent bullying related to actual or perceived sexual orientation and gender identity or affiliation with people who identify as LGBT. Each book has information for educators or families about how to talk about LGBT issues with children and support children from LGBT-headed homes in classroom settings. They also have information about how to talk about general issues of family diversity with children.

Topics: LGBT, Prevention, Schools

For more info please visit www.rainbowrumpus.org/htm/printable.htm Site exit disclaimer

open close toggle School Psychology Review; Special Series: Interventions for Relational Aggression: Innovative Programming and Next Steps Research Varied 2010

A special volume of SPR, an academic journal, with all articles focusing on interventions for relational aggression.

Topics: Prevention, Respond to Bullying, Schools

For more info please visit http://www.nasponline.org/publications/spr/index.aspx?vol=39&issue=4 Site exit disclaimer

open close toggle Out on a limb: A guide to getting along Toolkit & Training University of Illinois Extension

Designed for second to fourth graders, this interactive guide helps children work through conflict.

Topics: Kids

For more info please visit http://urbanext.illinois.edu/conflict/ Site exit disclaimer

open close toggle Bullying and Victimization: What Adults can do to Help Toolkit & Training Univeristy of Nebraska, Lincoln

The goal of this program is to help people working with children and youth to identify some of the most common forms of bullying and victimization, and be able to effectively work with children and youth who are experiencing these kinds of conflicts and abuses.

Topics: Prevention, Respond to Bullying

For more info please visit http://www.extension.unl.edu/c/document_library/get_file?folderId=221677&name=DLFE-3202.pdf Site exit disclaimer

open close toggle Be BRAVE Against Bullying Campaign United Federation of Teachers 2012

The UFT has launched a campaign to help combat bullying in our schools. It’s called Be BRAVE Against Bullying; BRAVE stands for Building Respect, Acceptance and Voice through Education. The campaign provides educators and parents with the tools, knowledge and support to be pro-active in confronting and stopping bullying. It builds on the city’s Respect for All campaign.

Topics: Prevention, Respond to Bullying, Schools

For more info please visit http://www.uft.org/BRAVE Site exit disclaimer

open close toggle Bullying in Schools: An Overview Research U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) 2011

This bulletin examines the connection between different types and frequencies of bullying, truancy, and student achievement, and whether students’ engagement in school mediates these factors. The authors conclude that victimization in the form of bullying can distance students from learning. Schools can overcome this negative effect if they adopt strategies that engage students in their work, creating positive learning environments that produce academic achievement.

Topics: Schools, Prevention

For more info please visit www.ojjdp.gov/pubs/234205.pdf