For Parents
Cyber Bullying
Here is a presentation that can give you the information you need on cyber bullying and what you can do to prevent.
5 Ways to Bully-Proof Your Kid
Take the target off your kid’s back with these smart tips.
Parents Guide to Stop Bullying from Cartoon Network.
Cartoon Network provides a way for parents to find ways to create a safe and fun online environment, free from bullies.
This website contains much good information about the Choking Game. Facts, statistics, grief resources and downloadable brochures, handouts and flyers. This site was compiled by a mother whose son died as a result of this activity.
KidsHealth is the most-visited site on the Web for information about health, behavior, and development from before birth through the teen years.
National Child Traumatic Stress Network
This outstanding, comprehensive website is a collaboration among 70 member centers across the U.S. and is funded, in part, by a congressional initiative. This Network blends the academic best practices of clinical research with the wisdom of front-line community service providers. The result is a wealth of information, providing basic definitions to types of traumatic stress, brochures, reading lists, and information specifically for parents and caregivers, schools, the media and mental health professionals. The site also includes information on how to get help for a child, facts and figures, and available web-based training, training videos and much more.
Safe Start Center is offering downloadable resources on trauma informed care for children exposed to violence and their families.
Stop Bullying Now (En Español)
This site for kids includes information about being a bully, being bullied, and witnessing bully behavior. Written for kids, main sections include What Bullying Is, What You Can Do, and What Adults Can Do. The site also includes webisodes and podcasts about bullying scenarios, plus games to play. The Adult section includes information and resources about bullying, special information for parents and educators, plus a campaign to address this issue that includes public service announcements for newspapers, radio and TV, downloadable brochures and posters.
Relationships that Matter to America’s Teens
TEDMED Video
Treat violence like a contagious disease
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- Bullying and Your Child (En Español)
- Bullying is Not a Fact of Life (1.1 MB 40-page PDF brochure)
- Children Who Bully (438 KB PDF)
- Dealing with Bullies (for Kids) (En Español)
- DIPM Newsletter September 2010 (244 KB PDF)
- Facts for Families: Bullying
- Facts for Teens: Bullying (138 KB PDF)
- Internet Lingo Dictionary (820 KB PDF)
- Internet Slang Dictionary & Translator
- NetSmartz411 Internet Safety Helpdesk
- Parents, do you know what these texts mean
- Take Action Against Bullying
- POS Pay Attention to Teen Text Slang
- Social Media & Mobile Internet Use Among Teens and Young Adults (2.3 MB PDF)
- Social Networking Sites: Safety Tips for Tweens and Teens
- Stop Bulling Now!
- Top Ten Tips from Teens to Adults
- Teen Chat Decoder Dictionary Lookup
- Teen Drug Intervention | Time to Act
- Understanding Teen Dating Violence Prevention (150 KB PDF)
- Supporting the Survivor of Violent Trauma (1.2 MB PDF)
- What to Do if Your Child is Being Bullied