Bullying

I Was the Maid of Honor for a Girl I Bullied Mercilessly

By xoJane

High School's Football Season Cancelled Amid Hazing Investigation

By Laura Stampler

WATCH: 2 Homecoming Queens, 1 Incredible Act of Kindness

By Megan Gibson

Eric Holder and Arne Duncan Stand Up to Bullies

By Charlotte Alter
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Read the Uplifting Message Taylor Swift Wrote to a Fan Who's Struggling With Bullies

"Let them keep living in the darkness and we'll keep walking in the sunlight"

By Samantha Grossman

Family Dinners Protect Against The Effects of Cyberbullying

An argument for sitting down to dinner

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Millennials Are Selfish and Entitled, and Helicopter Parents Are to Blame

There are more overprotective moms and dads at a time when children are actually safer than ever

By Nick Gillespie

Parents Say Viral Bullying Video Provoked Son's Suicide

The video posted to social media allegedly showed the boy masturbating

By Eliana Dockterman

5 Things Parents Should Tell Kids About Anonymous Apps

Looking for privacy, teens turn to secret or ephemeral mobile messaging apps—here is what you need to know to keep them safe

By Randye Hoder

NFL Launches Effort to Change Locker-Room Culture

Every player will attend human resources seminars in the next month

By Eliana Dockterman

How Children Have Become Their Parents' Bullies

It used to be that kids were scared of their parents. Now parents seem scared of their kids.

By Robin Berman

Bullying Actually Makes Bullies Healthier

A new study in PNAS that investigates the long-lasting physical effects of bullying on both victims and their aggressors finds that bullies show lower levels of inflammation, which is linked to higher risks of chronic diseases like cancer or heart trouble

By Alice Park

California City Aims to Make Bullying a Crime

The Carson city council voted in favor of a measure to make it a misdemeanor to physically, verbally or virtually bully anyone between kindergarten and age 25, in some cases holding suspected bullies' parents responsible, ahead of a second vote on May 20

By Michelle Arrouas

Kids Actually See Less Violence These Days

Following a general downward trend in violence, surveys of over 10,000 children and caregivers for a new study have shown that from 2003 to 2011, kids experienced a significant drop in exposure to violence

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Here's the Most Epic Anti-Bullying Ad of All Time

Don't mess with the nerds

By Matt Vella

The Surprising Downside of Becoming One of the Cool Kids

How the intense 'social combat' of high school hurts popular teens too--and what anti-bullying programs are getting wrong according to the co-author of a new study on adolescent relationships

By Randye Hoder

When Popularity Backfires: Climbing the Social Ladder Can Lead to Bullying

Kids who gain the most status middle and high school are targets of a lesser-known pattern of aggression

By Alice Park

South Korea Clamps Down on Cyberbullying

Parents will get an alert whenever their kid receives a suspect message

By Michelle Arrouas

How Ugly School Uniforms Will Save Education

I wore a hideous outfit to school every day and you should make your kids wear one too.

By Belinda Luscombe

Jonathan Martin Bids Farewell to Miami After Trade

The football player at the center of a bullying scandal last season involving now-former teammate Richie Incognito and other players is being traded from Miami to the San Francisco 49ers for a conditional draft pick

By David Stout
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