bullying

In 2023, Indiana stands out with good news regarding its bullying situation. The Hoosier state is once again is near the bottom of the list of state's with bullying problems.

Kids are mean in Wisconsin.

Getting fined for bullying? You might think it sounds kinda crazy but it actually might become an ordinance in a nearby Wisconsin town.

A new anti-bullying technology is in the works.

According to the CDC, 19% of students in grades 9-12 in the U.S. said they were bullied on school property in the previous 12 months.

Sometimes it takes a kid to reach other kids, especially when it has to deal with a painful subject of bullying. Look at this powerful message a 7th grader from St. Charles, Illinois created.

A teen that was being bullied turned the negative remarks about her weight into a positive by helping to save whales.

Bullying is a serious problem. Physical bullying is not acceptable....ever. Physically bullying a kid who is blind is in excusable. Fortunately, there are kids who understand this and are willing to take a stand and do something about it.

Thanks to a 15-year-old from Naperville, Illinois, there is now an app that gives teens and cyber bullies the chance to think twice before sending hurtful messages on social media.