Bullying Prevention Resource Guide for schools, families and community partners
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Bullying Prevention Resource Guide for schools, families and community partners

ABOUT THIS GUIDE
This guide is designed to help communities across the nation take advantage of what has been learned and accomplished over the past 3-1/2 years by the schools, districts and nonprofit organizations participating in The Colorado Trust’s $8.6 million Bullying Prevention Initiative (BPI).

Here you will find a variety of information and tools that have proven useful to BPI grantees in areas ranging from needs assessment to capacity building to program design and development. The guide will help you tap the growing knowledge base on:
  • Creating and sustaining a healthier social climate in schools and other youth-centered environments
  • Building collective commitment among educators, parents, service providers and other key stakeholders to address the problem of bullying in partnership
  • Implementing prevention/intervention strategies that have been shown to yield tangible, lasting benefits for individuals, families, schools and communities
  • Involving young people as active allies and advocates in bullying prevention efforts
  • Developing cultural competency strategies, skills and programs that are inclusive and enhance communication and relationship building.
  • Read the evaluation findings showing bullying declined during the three-year initiative.

Best Practices

Learn More About What Does and
Doesn't Work — and Why

Key Questions

Learn How to Lay the Groundwork
for Change and Improvement

Case Studies

Learn From BPI Grantees' Struggles,
Lessons Learned and Accomplishments

The Partnership for Families & Children

This web-based resource guide was produced by the 
The Partnership for Families & Children as part of their services to support The Colorado Trust's Bullying Prevention initiative.

 

The Colorado Trust

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