Have you been there? What steps have you taken to make others feel welcome? Reblog with your ideas!
Learn more at http://www.stopbullying.gov.
Try some empathy today.
Never underestimate the power of friendship. When teens have one or more peers they can go to for support, they are better able to address bullying and deal with its effects. For concrete ways friends can take action to stop bullying and if needed, find help, click here.
Be a friend.
While you may feel sorry for those who are bullied, you may not know how to help. Here are some ways you can be more than a bystander.
Move from sympathy to action. Be more than a bystander!
Be there for a friend in need, or a friend you’ve not yet made. Learn more about how to be more than a bystander.
Be a friend by being more than a bystander.
Sometimes a good laugh with friends is just what you need. For other ideas on how to be there for a friend in need, visit www.StopBullying.gov.
Hey it’s Monday. Be there for a friend and help them get through the day.
Calling all student filmmakers: Submit your film for the first-ever White House Film Festival. Learn more at WH.gov/FilmFestival.
Great opportunity for young filmmakers to create a film about the impact of bullying. Spread the word!
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Celebrate all the things that make you YOU! Reblog this photo and show the world how YOU have broken the mold.
