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Getting started.

The Bullying Prevention Training Module Presentation is a research-based resource that can help you lead bullying prevention efforts in your local community.

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Organizing a Community Event

The Community Action Toolkit includes materials to create a community event using the research, ideas and bullying prevention and response strategies that you learned about in the Training Module.

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Working with Stakeholders

The User Guides are tailored to 11 audiences that play a critical role in bullying prevention and include information for delivering this training.

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• Business Professionals
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Trainings for Educators and School Bus Drivers

The National Center of Safe Supportive Learning Environments (NCSSLE) offers bullying prevention training toolkits filled with research-based, user friendly materials trainers can use for events and workshops. Each Training Toolkit includes a step-by-step facilitator's guide, a customizable power point presentation, handouts, and feedback form.

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Learn From Others

The Take Action Today booklet features stories of how different community leaders are working hard to prevent bullying in their schools and their communities.

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Evidence Review of Bullying Prevention Strategies

The “Strengthen the Evidence Base for Maternal and Child Health (SEMCH) Programs” is a Health Resources and Services Administration-funded initiative that aims to support state Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Title V programs in developing evidence-based or evidence-informed State Action Plans in responding to the National Outcome Measures, National Performance Measures, and State Performance Measures to facilitate the transformation of the MCH Title V Block Grant program.

SEMCH recently released an evidence review of the current literature on strategies to address bullying. Although the intended audience for these briefs is Title V state health departments, the information has broad applicability to any individual or organization interested in bullying prevention. You can access to 3-page brief on the SEMCH website, as well as the full report.

Additional Resources

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Read “Bullying 101: The Club Crew’s Guide to Bullying Prevention” and then “Take the Quiz” to show what you have learned.

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Presentations

The first step to preventing bullying is making sure students, educators, parents, and other community members are educated about bullying and related behavior. The following presentations are offered by Alberti Center team members and can be offered in a variety of formats, including keynotes, workshops, and virtual webinars. If you are interested in hosting any of these presentations, or have questions or specific needs, please contact [email protected] .

Bullying Prevention and Intervention

Faculty and staff at the Alberti Center can present a wide variety of presentations on bullying in today’s schools and communities, exploring its impact upon students’ learning and sense of safety.  These presentations include practical solutions, interventions, and strategies, and resources for identifying and combating these challenges to promote a safe school climate.

Cyberbullying and Digital Media Use: What Educators Need to Know

Although technology and social media use can be positive for many teens, problematic media use and cyberbullying can be a concern for many parents, educators, and other professionals working with adolescents. This presentation will provide an overview on technology and social media use among children and teens, with a focus on cyberbullying. Specific strategies and resources will be shared for educators to prevent cyberbullying and promote safe and respectful behavior in online spaces.  

Dignity for All Students Act (DASA) Follow-Up Training

This workshop is a customized training on DASA for individual school districts’ administrators and DASA coordinators.

These customized sessions address the on-going training needs for school administrators and DASA coordinators. Content is determined through consultation with the district and those who will be attending the session. Previous DASA Follow-Up trainings have focused on: school social climate and its correlation to bullying and aggression; the difficulty of addressing allegations of bullying in a climate “where everything is bullying;” strategies that focus on the safety of the target as opposed to punishment of the bully; a deep dive into what constitutes a “material incident” of bullying; how to build relationships with parents of bullies and victims so that they become willing to support the school’s efforts to address the problem; social-emotional learning and bullying; and how to approach interventions that do not depend on harsh punishments for bullies.

Promoting Social-Emotional Strengths Through Assessment and Intervention

As part of a balanced, comprehensive understanding of children’s mental health, it is important to not only examine the problems that interfere with functioning, but also to assess and build upon social-emotional strengths. Social-emotional skills create a sense of accomplishment, contribute to satisfying relationships, enhance the ability to cope with stress, and promote social and academic development. This presentation includes advantages of focusing on social-emotional strengths, an overview of strength-based assessment measures, and approaches to developing these strengths at the individual, small group, and school-wide levels.

Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Education: Reality, Challenges, Barriers, and Opportunities

Child sexual abuse (CSA) is a serious public health concern that merits continued monitoring and study.  This session will review current statistics on CSA, signs that a child is being abused, effects of CSA, characteristics of perpetrators and their grooming behaviors, and how to respond to a disclosure of CSA. Additionally, this session will review educational materials for parents and PreK-grade 5 educators that have been evaluated by the Alberti Center. Findings from these studies will explore the challenges and barriers faced by parents and educators as they attempt to protect children from CSA. Opportunities and needed changes to policy and practices will be discussed that protect children while supporting their development, as well as how to support parents in these efforts. This training is for professionals who work with CSA victims and their families, and who educate parents and teachers about CSA.

Supporting Student Mental Health and Alleviating Distress

In addition to academic learning, educators are crucial in supporting their students’ social-emotional behavior. Now more than ever, mental health challenges and stress are a common concern for many students. This presentation will provide an overview of mental health needs among youth and how educators can identify and support students’ mental health. Specific strategies and resources will be shared on how to promote student well-being and alleviate distress within the classroom. 

Bullying Prevention and Intervention for Parents and Families

Faculty and staff at the Alberti Center can present a wide variety of presentations for parents and families on bullying in today’s schools and communities. These presentations include an overview of bullying, the different forms of bullying, and signs that your child may be involved. The presentations also include practical solutions and strategies for parents and families regarding identifying, preventing, and intervening with bullying situations.

Cyberbullying and Digital Media Use: What Parents Need to Know

Although technology and social media use can be positive for many teens, problematic media use and cyberbullying can be a concern for many parents, educators, and other professionals working with adolescents. This presentation will provide an overview on technology and social media use among children and teens, with a focus on cyberbullying. Specific strategies and resources will be shared for parents to prevent cyberbullying and promote safe and respectful behavior in online spaces.  

Being Positive for Our Kids: Promoting Social Emotional Strengths

Interdisciplinary research from the fields of education and psychology make it clear that we should be focusing on the social emotional health of children and adolescents. Social emotional skills create a sense of accomplishment, contribute to satisfying relationships, enhance the ability to cope with stress, and promote social and academic development. This session will describe the concept of social emotional learning, the importance of strength-based approaches, and what parents can do to enhance the social emotional strengths of children and adolescents. Resources are provided that can be utilized within home or educational settings.

Bullying: What It Is and How You Can Help

Despite hearing the word bullying on a daily basis, we find that many students, teachers, parents and community members are left questioning what it really is. The consequences of bullying can loom large for perpetrators, victims and bystanders as well as the broader climate. This impact can be seen in both the short and long term. This talk is designed to briefly overview what bullying is and why we need to respond to it. In addition, particular attention is paid with regard to what individuals can do to prevent and intervene when it comes to bullying. This presentation is differentiated based on age of attendees as well as to address specific concerns within a particular setting. In addition, it can be adjusted to small groups with a variety of hands on learning activities as well as for larger assembly style presentations based on need.

Bystander Intervention in Bullying (and Sexual Harassment)

Despite the fact that most students see and hear bullying (and sexual harassment) incidents when they occur, most do not intervene. There are many reasons for this, including fear of retaliation, not knowing what to do, and thinking that it is not their business. The Alberti Center has developed training for students of different ages (late elementary, middle, and high school) that leads them through the research-based 5 step model of bystander intervention. Using examples, discussion, videos, and role-plays, students learn about barriers to intervening and strategies to use in a variety of different situations. The entire training is 4 hours and is best delivered in groups no larger than 30 students (this can be broken up into smaller segments), although it can be modified for shorter time periods.

Cyberbullying

Cyberbullying is a subset of bullying that can be particularly difficult to manage due to the high rates of communication through electronic means in today’s society. The increased access and anonymity found in cyberbullying contribute to the complexity of the issue. This talk is designed to briefly overview bullying with a particular emphasis on cyberbullying. Prevention and intervention methods are a key component of this talk in an effort to empower audience members to find ways to decrease rates of cyberbullying and promote a more positive school and community climate. This talk can be adapted to a larger assembly style presentation or as a workshop depending on needs.

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Bullying Prevention

Aug 08, 2014

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Bullying Prevention. Bonita Vista Middle School By: Christine Cura. Today’s Agenda. Expectations and consequences Goals What students will be able to do… Statistics What is bullying? Identify different types of bullying Who are the bullies? Who can be targeted? Reporting

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Bullying Prevention Bonita Vista Middle School By: Christine Cura

Today’s Agenda • Expectations and consequences • Goals • What students will be able to do… • Statistics • What is bullying? • Identify different types of bullying • Who are the bullies? • Who can be targeted? • Reporting • Teaching and applying conflict-resolution skills

The goal of this lesson is to… • Demonstrate knowledge of bullying and its impact on students’ personal/social development

Students will be able to… • Identify knowledge of bullying—statistics, its definition, types of bullying, who the bullies are, who can be targeted, and reporting • Demonstrate knowledge of self-empowerment and self-advocacy skills to combat bullying • Apply the conflict-resolution process using case scenarios/situations • Use the checklist to assess if each group applied conflict-resolution skills in their case scenarios/situations

Research says… In the U.S. • One out of every four (25%) children will be bullied in school this month according to the U.S. Department of Justice • The American Association of School Psychologists reports that over 160,000 children miss school for fear of being bullied every day • Bullying tops the list of triggers leading to childhood suicide attempts • According to the Secret Service and the U.S. Department of Education on 37 school shootings, including Columbine High School, found that almost three-quarters (75%) of student shooters felt bullied, threatened, attacked or injured by others Liepe-Levinson & Levinson, 2005 http://www.apa.org/monitor/oct02/bullying.html

At Bonita Vista Middle School… • 29% have been harassed because of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, or disability • 22% students have been in a physical fight • Physical fights mostly occur among males (45%) WestEd. (2007). California Healthy Kids Survey. Fall 2006 Report: Bonita Vista Middle School.

What is Bullying? • Power imbalance between the bully and the one being bullied • An intent to cause harm • Against someone considered less powerful • Behavior repeated over time The Respect for All Project, 2004

Bullying takes many forms… • Physical • hitting, shoving, kicking • Emotional or Psychological • spreading lies, gossiping, isolating someone • Verbal • name-calling, teasing, threatening • Sexual • unwanted sexual comments or actions The Respect for All Project, 2004

Who are the bullies? • Bullies come from various ethnic, cultural, and religious groups • Not distinguished by physical appearance or who they are, but how they are treating others!!! Liepe-Levinson & Levinson, 2005

Who can be targeted? ANYONE!!!

“Bully Box”: Turn in incident report Bullying Hotline: 1-800-799-7233 Tell an adult! 3 Ways to Report Bullying

Tell the bully to leave you alone Walk away and act sure of yourself Report incident to “Bully Box,” use the hotline, or tell an adult! Try to talk about the problem with someone Avoid violence What if you are being bullied? Husson & Dahl, 2005

Tell the bully to stop Be kind to the person who was bullied Report incident to the “Bully Box,” call the hotline, or tell an adult Avoid violence What to do if you are a bystander… Husson & Dahl, 2005

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