Teen Talk on Cyberbullying
Watch this short video designed to provide authentic insight and perspective from peers on issues related to cyberbullying.
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Teen Talk on Cyber-bullying
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Animated Video: Together Against Bullying
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Braver, Stronger and Smarter Than You Think
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Turn a Life Around
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Ask Jamie
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Triumphing over bullying.
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New Day
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View the UNITY DAY 2016 Photo Album
Features / New Stuff
Make a statement! Order your official T-shirt! Show that you are contributing to a kinder, more inclusive and accepting world.
This one-of-a-kind shirt is only available during September and October. Order soon so that you can wear orange (the signature color of bullying prevention) during National Bullying Prevention Month, on Unity Day, and all year long. Proceeds will benefit PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center so that we can continue to prevent bullying and promote kindness, inclusion, and acceptance in our schools, communities, and the world! #orangetogether
Pledge To Join “Together Against Bullying”
Take the online “Together Against Bullying” pledge or hold a pledge signing event at your school and encourage students and teachers to sign paper copies of the pledge.
Students With Solutions
Students with Solutions is a campaign which engages students to use art and writing to creatively think through ways to prevent bullying and be supportive of peers being bullied. Look for a new contest (with prizes!) to be announced for Fall 2017. We want to hear what you think about bullying and creating communities defined by kindness, acceptance, and inclusion.
Unity Awards 2017
Unity Awards were given for the third time in May, 2017 to some great groups and individuals from all around the country. For more information on the awards and this year’s recipients, take a look at our Unity Awards page.
Together Against Bullying Video
This is an animated video created from student drawings and writing that shows that kids want bullying to stop and want to be part of the solution.
Student Action Plan Against Bullying
Wondering what you can do to address bullying? This handout will help you develop a strategy to change the bullying situation you have experienced.
Join the We Will Generation!
Want to be a part of the movement of students looking out for students? Learn what you can do and how to take the pledge:
WE WILL be the generation to:
- Own this issue and be the solution
- Make sure every individual knows that they matter
- Reach out to peers and let them know that they aren’t alone
- Establish a supportive community that unites in action
- Change the negativity that has impacted so many for so long
Tell Us Why You Care
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I hate when people bully me
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I was bullied.
U ARE NOT ALONE !!!!!!
Yanis — 12
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I remember being bullied a few years back, and thankfully I haven't since then. But I've also seen so many of my peers be treated terribly- whether it's for being LGTBQA+, looking different, even liking to read. I can't stand it, but I feel like I'm unable to do anything about t. And I want that to change. I want to be able to stand up for the ones who can't do so themselves. I want to help and I want to show everyone that you shouldn't just lean back and let this happen to you. We're all human beings, and we all deserve to be treated with respect.
Madison — 14
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I am in 7th grade. I was bullied since 1st grade and nothing has changed. I am told to stay strong, but nothing is helping. I dont want to forever be a victim. No one should deserve to be bullied. Stay strong. Stick up for yourself because your better then you think. The people who talk behind your back are where they belong...behind you. Stay strong. Because you are strong. Don't be like me. Fight for what you believe is right.
Azaria — 12
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I've been bullied and it's not fun I hate it. someone called me offensive names then beat me up.
casey — 12
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I care about bullying because I would not want to be bullied so I don't want to see others being bullied.
Gabrielle — 12
Stories
The Ghost Of You (An Army Of Bullies)
September 19, 2017
So. I’d been bullied TOO much. Sometimes by boys,sometimes by girls. But every one of my bullies have one thing in common:they were once friends with me (on-again-off-again friends.) Truly I hate them. But as I grow as a teen (whoa,that was cheesy) I’ll get used to it.