Bullying is a widespread problem, with 46% of children experiencing it at some point in school. Bullying can take many forms from teasing and rumors to physical harm, and often targets people due to their race, religion, appearance, sexual orientation, disability, or home life. To address bullying, the solutions proposed are for victims to tell a trusted adult and get away from the situation; for bystanders to intervene by telling the bully to stop and getting an adult; for parents to listen and support their children and work with the school; and for schools and communities to train all members, start anti-bullying clubs led by youth, and create a respectful environment for people of all identities.

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‘What is the worst insult you have received?
-NIGGEAR
- Porch monkey
- You have an ugly nose.
Did you know?
-Almost half of all children and young people (46%) say that they’ve been bullied at some point
during their time at school.
Bullying can take many forms: from teasing and spreading rumors to pushing someone around and
cousin physical harm.
Why?
People are bullied because of their race, their religion, their appearance, their sexual orientation, a
disability or their home circumstances.
¿What’s the solution?
Six simple solutions:
-If you are being bullied: tell them to stop, get away from the situation, and tell a trusted adult.
-If you see someone being bullied, be an up stander: Tell the person to stop, get a trusted adult,
reach out and be friends.
-With your children: Listen and support your children. Work with the school to be sure your child is
safe.
-In Your School: Learn and help train all adults and youth on how to recognize and respond to
bullying.
-With Others Who Care: Start a Not in Our School Anti-bullying Club where youth lead in finding
solutions.
-In Your School and the Entire Community: Create an identity-safe climate where all people are
respected.