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Bullying

Bullying occurs when a powerful person repeatedly hurts a less-powerful person. This is normally combined with evident enjoyment on the part of the bully, and a sense of being unfairly targeted on the part of the person being bullied.

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Anti Bullying Network

[ Teens/Mature Teens ] Information for young people, parents and teachers on tackling bullying within schools.

Bullies and Bullying

[ Kids/Teens ] A look at what makes people bullies, how they pick their victims, and how to deal with them.

Bully Web

[ Teens/Mature Teens ] Anti-bullying events for young people by young people. Strategies to tackle the bully and bullying itself.

Bullying. No way!

[ Teens/Mature Teens ] Resource in Australia to assist students and teachers to make informed responses to bullying and harassment in the school environment.

Cope With Bullies

[ Teens/Mature Teens ] Weblog offers help for teens that are bullied at school. Learn how to cope with the effects.

Dealing With Bullies

[ Kids ] Find out why bullies act the way they do and how to stop them from picking on you.

Kids Against Bullying

[ Kids/Teens ] Learn about how to respond to bullying by participating in games, viewing webisodes, and listening to real life stories.

Kids Line

[ Kids/Teens ] Explains what bullying is, why kids do it, why some kids get bullied, and what to do. Includes where to find help in New Zealand, and a 24-hour helpline number.

Let's Stop Bullying: Advice for Young People

[ Teens/Mature Teens ] Explains what to do if you or someone you know is being bullied, and how to get help.

The Red Balloon Learner Centres

[ Teens/Mature Teens ] Offers a safe place for education for children and youth in the United Kingdom who have been bullied. Includes links to sites that help those who are being bullied.

Stomp Out Bullying

[ Teens/Mature Teens ] Find out all about bullying, learn what you can do to stop bullying and watch videos.

Stop A Bully

[ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ] Canadian students can safely and anonymously reports serious incidents of bullying at their schools.