Bullying Prevention
Time: 1 Hour 15 Minutes 

This interactive, prevention-focused Bullying Prevention training is designed for educators, youth-serving professionals, caregivers, and community members who support children and adolescents. The session explores the impact of bullying on child well-being and equips participants with practical, evidence-informed strategies to recognize, prevent, and respond to bullying in schools, online, and community settings. 

Through scenario-based discussions, live polling, interactive activities, and guided reflection, participants explore essential bullying prevention concepts, including: 

• Recognizing the different types of bullying, including physical, verbal, social, and cyberbullying 

• Understanding the roles of the person being bullied, the person engaging in bullying behavior, bystanders, and trusted adults 

• Identifying warning signs and the short- and long-term effects of bullying on children and youth 

• Building positive school and community climates that promote respect, empathy, and inclusion 

• Responding effectively to bullying incidents using supportive, trauma-informed approaches 

• Teaching children and youth strategies to seek help, support peers, and practice safe online behaviors 

This training emphasizes prevention, early intervention, and creating safe, supportive environments where every child feels valued and connected. Participants will leave with practical tools, conversation strategies, and resources they can immediately apply in educational, professional, and caregiving settings to help reduce bullying and foster healthy relationships. 

This training is ideal for: 

• Educators and school personnel 

• Counselors and mental health professionals 

• Youth-serving organizations and after-school staff 

• Administrators and program leaders 
• Parents, caregivers, and community partners