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Skip to main content PromotePrevent 3 Bold Steps PAX Good Behavior Game Positive School Discipline Information Sharing Preventing Bullying preventingbullying.promoteprevent.org User menu Join Login Contact Search About Us What Is Bullying? School and Community Cyberbullying Early Childhood Real Stories Resources Blog Previous Pause Next Understand, Prevent, Intervene 1 out of every 4 children in the United States is impacted by the devastating effects of bullying every year.* Learn what communities across the country have done to put innovative—and effective—bullying prevention strategies into practice. Learn More 16% of high school students have been bullied over digital media such as cell phones or social media sites in the last year.* Cyberbullying is a growing reality for children in this digital age. Parents and schools play an important role in prevention and intervention. Learn More Bullying does not suddenly and mysteriously appear full-blown among children. Preschool is where bullying behaviors can first emerge— and it's also where educators and parents can take the first steps to teach children the social skills needed to avoid bullying altogether. Learn More School and Community Prevention and Intervention Cyberbullying Preventing Bullying in Early Childhood Take Action: Take Action: Find the resources you need Are you ready to take steps to stop bullying? Find the tools and resources you need to understand what bullying is, how to prevent it from occurring and how to address it effectively—in early childhood, online, or in your school and community. Take Action *To find sources for the content on this page, please refer to the Bullying Facts resource . What is bullying? Bullying is a growing problem in our country. More damaging than youth conflict—bullying can be both physically and emotionally traumatic for the youth involved, as well as those who see it occur. Bullying affects children starting in preschool and can last beyond high school. It can take the form of physical abuse, or hurt victims through rumors and exclusion. BUT—there’s good news. Bullying can be stopped and the first step is understanding it. Learn More EDC © 2013 Education Development Center, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Connect with PromotePrevent: Facebook Twitter Vimeo Accessibility Information...