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The First Amendment doesn't protect hostile Internet banter among teenagers if the messages can be taken as genuine threats of harm, a California court has ruled in a case that more clearly defines when free expression crosses a line into cyber-bullying.
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State laws address bullying, harassment, and hazing
Across the nation, educators and lawmakers are addressing bullying, harassment, and hazing in their laws and policies. Learn what the laws are in your state.
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Funding resources
Obtaining funding for a violence prevention program is often a key concern for educators. Fortunately, many organizations offer grants, donations, and other forms of financial assistance.
Take action to stop bullying at your school
Bullying is one of the most difficult issues students face. The Olweus Bullying Prevention Program is the most researched and best-known bullying prevention program available.
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Cyber Bullying
Safe Dates helps teens recognize the difference between caring relationships and abusive relationships.
