Bullying and cyberbullying
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Concerns may include: receiving harassing or inappropriate messages or comments from other individuals, unwanted comments from others, receipt of inappropriate text messages, phone calls, Social Media messages, tweets, etc. from a known or unknown source.
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Hotline: Stomp Out Bullying Crisis Line
This free and confidential chat line is available to help those ages 13-24 with issues around bullying and cyberbullying. This chat line is available Tuesday and Wednesday evenings only.
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Website: StopBullying.gov
This is a government website with information and resources related to bullying and cyberbullying, including information about laws surrounding bullying, what schools can do, and what kids can do.
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Podcast: Antibullying 101 Podcast
This podcast discusses the bullying epidemic and ways that we can help overcome it.
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Website: Deal with a Bully and Overcome Bullying
This is a webpage with information about bullying, tips, where to find help, etc.
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Website: AACAP Bullying Resource Center
This webpage contains a bullying resource center for families to learn about signs that their child is being a bullied, how to address bullying, how to deal with their child bullying, and more.
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Website: Cyber Crime Support Network
This website provides information on cyber harassment.
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Children's Friend Inc
Children's Friend Inc. promotes the safety, well-being, and healthy development of children and families in Worcester, Massachusetts, with a mission to prevent and respond to bullying and cyberbullying. They offer school-based prevention curricula, classroom presentations, and staff and parent workshops on digital safety and bystander intervention, plus individual and group counseling, safety planning, and referrals for youth affected by bullying. Operational and currently open; website available. Rated.
