New Hampshire Kids Against Bullying

This is the main website for this organization.

This is another branch of the KAB organization. If you're a teen, this may be more helpful.

A comprehensive and helpful resource from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Lots of ideas to prevent bullying, and lots of do's and don'ts when faced with bullying.

This is the official NBPC website. It is for all ages.

This is where you can read about bullycides, suicides caused by bullying, all around America.

It is a little silly but try to see the meaning behind it.

This is where you can learn about what bullying is, statistics of bullying, and lots of other good information.

Presents U.S. bullying statistics and anti-bullying laws.

A great resource for information and ideas for preventing and combatting bullying.

Lots of links that offer solutions to bullying---for students, parents, educators, and victims of cyberbullying.

Very Interesting approach. Izzy Kalman, the man behind B2B, feels that the traditional approaches to reducing bullying are counter-productive. His strategy focuses on the interactions between the person bullying and the victim. He teaches kids and adults how to disarm the bully by responding to the bully as you would to a friend.

John Halligan---the father of Ryan, a 13-year old suicide victim due to bullying and cyber-bullying---tells the story behind his son's suicide and the lessons learned. He offers suggestions, recommendations, and valuable links to anti-bullying resources. Additionally, this site has contact information should schools or organizations wish to invite him to speak; his presentation is quite moving and powerful.

An award-winning anti-bullying program--the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program (OBPP).

Stand Up to Bullying was created to educate, motivate and empower young people to actively promote social change in their schools and communities.

Strafford School is a coalition partner in planning and putting on this event at UNH (Nov. 15, 2013)

Kids Against Bullying members, past and present, are interviewed for this WMUR special report on cyber-bullying.

Sexual Assault Support Services (SASS) is dedicated to the prevention of child sexual abuse, sexual assault and stalking, while supporting victims, survivors and others impacted by sexual violence.