This is your place for books, websites, and free health communications on bullying prevention.  It is by no means a complete list of all of the bullying-prevention resources on the web, but it's a start. 

Books

• Bullying at School: What We Know and What We Can Do by Dan Olweus. 1993, Blackwell. 
• Schools Where Everyone Belongs: Practical Suggestions for Reducing Bullying by Stan Davis. 2005, Research Press.

Laws and Policy Development

• The Bully Police. This watchdog organization’s website details state anti-bullying laws. 

Publications

• Early Warning Signs, Timely Response, A Guide to Safe Schools.  This guide provides a blueprint to creating a safe environment in school settings. 
• Power Tripping. (Adobe PDF, click here to download Adobe Acrobat Viewer) This printable brochure from the National Crime Prevention Council educates teens on bullying. 
• What is Bullying? Poster. (Adobe PDF) This poster, available for print, describes the various types of bullying. 

Websites for Staff

• The ABCs of Bullying. This online course provides in depth information about bullying. Some organizations provide continuing education units (CEUs) for successful completion of this course. 
• Blueprints for Violence Prevention.  The Center for the Study and Prevention of Violence (CSPV) at the University of Colorado provides information about model- and promising- bullying prevention programs. 
• Stop Bullying Now! This website provides articles, resources, and an overview of bullying prevention strategies. 
• Take a Stand, Lend a Hand.  The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) developed a website dedicated to younger teenagers.  The “What Adults Can Do” section includes fact sheets on a variety of topics including bullying myths, tips for mental health professionals, and bullying and children with special needs. 

Websites for Students

• Bullying- For Girls.  This page gives bullying information geared toward young women.
• TeensHealth, Dealing with Bullying. This site provides information about bullying prevention and how to deal with bullying geared to teens.