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Bully Tips For Students

The following tips are provided by The Bully Project group, that are specifically targeting students.

Middle School and High School

What to Do in the Moment When You’re Being Bullied


What to Do When You’re the Bystander

How to: Strengthen Your School’s Bullying Policy

Combatting Bullying Against LGBT Teens- Watch the NOH8 Video


Grade School and Middle School


How to Respond to Online Insults

Old Friend vs. New Friend Tension in Middle School

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