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Print the fact sheet "Signs of Bullying" here!
Bullying is unwanted, aggressive behavior towards a person that often happens again and again. Bullying includes teasing, name calling, written and verbal abuse, threats, physical assault and other hurtful behavior. Bullying is meant to threaten or intimidate the victim.
Individuals receiving services at California's North Bay Regional Center talk about times when they have been bullied. They share how they were bullied and what they did in response. Watch their stories about bullying here!
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This article talks about what bullying is, who is at risk, signs and effects of bullying, and how you can help. Print the supporter article "What is bullying?" here.
Bullying is unwanted, aggressive behavior towards a person that often happens again and again. Bullying includes teasing, name calling, written and verbal abuse, threats, physical assault, and other hurtful behavior. Bullying is meant to threaten or intimidate the victim.
Read the Summer 2013 Newsletter today to learn about what bullying is and how you can help.
What is bullying?
Bullying is unwanted, aggressive behavior towards a person that often happens again and again. Bullying includes teasing, name calling, written and verbal abuse, threats, physical assault and other hurtful behavior. Bullying is meant to threaten or intimidate the victim.
Dealing with bullying, or a bully, can be extremely difficult for people of any age. Bullies are found in schools, where people work and in the community. Bullying can make a person’s life miserable.
