We've all seen bullies in action. Many of us have been the victims. Some of us have been the perpetrator. Thanks to all the attention being focused on bullies and the issues that surround them, most of us are getting the information we need. But if we're raising children in this culture of bullying or if we're part of the village that helps, we also need some effective and user-friendly tools to go up against the bully. We need some very specific and action-oriented strategies to help every child feel welcomed and valued. And that's the reason why Bud Ramey and Bobby Kipper wrote No BULLIES.
We've all seen bullies in action. Many of us have been the victims. Some of us have been the perpetrator. Thanks to all the attention being focused on bullies and the issues that surround them, most of us are getting the information we need. But if we're raising children in this culture of bullying or if we're part of the village that helps, we also need some effective and user-friendly tools to go up against the bully. We need some very specific and action-oriented strategies to help every child feel welcomed and valued. And that's the reason why Bud Ramey and Bobby Kipper wrote No BULLIES.
Bud Ramey is the 2010 Public Affairs Silver Anvil Award winner of the Public Relations Society of America—the highest public affairs recognition in the world. His grassroots public affairs and humanitarian successes stretch across three decades. In 2012, Ramey and Bobby Kipper published No COLORS –100 Ways to Stop Gangs from Taking Away Our Communities. Bobby Kipper, co-author of No COLORS, is founder of the National Center for the Prevention of Community Violence. A battle-hardened ex-cop with a quarter century of community policing in one of America’s toughest gang environments, Kipper organized one of the most effective crime prevention programs ever developed by the Justice Department. He has consulted for the White House, Congress, and governors and for communities across America.
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Foreword A Global Crisis-25 Countries It's Not If, It's When Your Child Will Be Bullied. And Here's What Your Child Shouldn't Do “Just Tell Me What to Do…” The Culture of Bullying — What Is It Really About and Why Are So Many Young People Embracing It? Bullying Defined How Bullying Got Out of Control Let’s Dispel the Myths About Bullying Understand All Five Traditional Forms of Bullying At What Age Does Bullying Become a Danger to Kids? Between Meanness and Bullying What Bullying and Gangs Have in Common “Just Tell Me What to Do…” Preparing Our Children For Bullying Encounters Leave Nothing Unsaid with Your Child: Have Regular “Bully Talks” Making the Distinction Between Self-Esteem and Selfish Esteem The Potential Impact of Bullying Ten Suggestions to Help Your Child Navigate Around the Bullies The Bully. The Victim. The Bystander. Why Bystanders Have the Power Rehearse for the Show: Use Role Play to Practice Reactions to Bullying Kids May Not Love Every Classmate, but They Understand Politeness Differences and Diversity Are Wonderful, but Avoid Social Isolation Personality Will Impact How Your Child Responds to a Bullying Situation Brothers and Sisters Will Have Conflict, Constantly; Minimize the Chaos By Not Buying Into the Provoking Behaviors Carefully Observe Your Child’s Friends Early Warnings Be Skeptical of Teasing Watch for Warning Signs of Today's Bully Is Your Child Becoming a Bully? Be Alert to These Indicators Your Reaction To Bullying Important Do’s and Don’ts It Is a Crime to Assault Another Person. It Is Also a Civil Case. The Four Things You Should Never Do Kids Can Be Slow to Reveal Being Bullied: Signs to Watch for The Five Kinds of Bullies Today Be Alert for Signs of Self-Harm Risk in a Bullied Child Social Media Threats New Digital Dangers That May Be Invisible to Parents You Are Paying the Bill: Control Your Child’s Social Media When Cyberbullying Becomes a Crime The Bullying Child Physical Bullying Is a Boys’ World Girl Bullies Use Different Weapons If Your Child Becomes a Bully, New Ground Rules Are Essential The Bullied Child Confronting the Parents Teach Your Child to Stand Firm Twelve Things to Consider When Your Child Has Been Bullied Bullying of Any Kind Can Result in Lifelong Emotional Damage and Why Professional Counseling Should Be Considered Do Children Grow Out of Bullying? Get Involved and Monitor Your Child’s School Environment Understand What Your School Should Be Doing When Bullying Occurs Youth Sports Adult Bully Behavior Needs to Be Challenged Four Promises Four Special Promises By You and Your Child Appendix Acknowledgements Endnotes Bibliography No COLORS NCPCV Green Zone ™ Virginia Tech's Actively Caring for People
Foreword A Global Crisis-25 Countries It's Not If, It's When Your Child Will Be Bullied. And Here's What Your Child Shouldn't Do “Just Tell Me What to Do…” The Culture of Bullying — What Is It Really About and Why Are So Many Young People Embracing It? Bullying Defined How Bullying Got Out of Control Let’s Dispel the Myths About Bullying Understand All Five Traditional Forms of Bullying At What Age Does Bullying Become a Danger to Kids? Between Meanness and Bullying What Bullying and Gangs Have in Common “Just Tell Me What to Do…” Preparing Our Children For Bullying Encounters Leave Nothing Unsaid with Your Child: Have Regular “Bully Talks” Making the Distinction Between Self-Esteem and Selfish Esteem The Potential Impact of Bullying Ten Suggestions to Help Your Child Navigate Around the Bullies The Bully. The Victim. The Bystander. Why Bystanders Have the Power Rehearse for the Show: Use Role Play to Practice Reactions to Bullying Kids May Not Love Every Classmate, but They Understand Politeness Differences and Diversity Are Wonderful, but Avoid Social Isolation Personality Will Impact How Your Child Responds to a Bullying Situation Brothers and Sisters Will Have Conflict, Constantly; Minimize the Chaos By Not Buying Into the Provoking Behaviors Carefully Observe Your Child’s Friends Early Warnings Be Skeptical of Teasing Watch for Warning Signs of Today's Bully Is Your Child Becoming a Bully? Be Alert to These Indicators Your Reaction To Bullying Important Do’s and Don’ts It Is a Crime to Assault Another Person. It Is Also a Civil Case. The Four Things You Should Never Do Kids Can Be Slow to Reveal Being Bullied: Signs to Watch for The Five Kinds of Bullies Today Be Alert for Signs of Self-Harm Risk in a Bullied Child Social Media Threats New Digital Dangers That May Be Invisible to Parents You Are Paying the Bill: Control Your Child’s Social Media When Cyberbullying Becomes a Crime The Bullying Child Physical Bullying Is a Boys’ World Girl Bullies Use Different Weapons If Your Child Becomes a Bully, New Ground Rules Are Essential The Bullied Child Confronting the Parents Teach Your Child to Stand Firm Twelve Things to Consider When Your Child Has Been Bullied Bullying of Any Kind Can Result in Lifelong Emotional Damage and Why Professional Counseling Should Be Considered Do Children Grow Out of Bullying? Get Involved and Monitor Your Child’s School Environment Understand What Your School Should Be Doing When Bullying Occurs Youth Sports Adult Bully Behavior Needs to Be Challenged Four Promises Four Special Promises By You and Your Child Appendix Acknowledgements Endnotes Bibliography No COLORS NCPCV Green Zone ™ Virginia Tech's Actively Caring for People
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