Sarah Sisaye

“Keeping Kids Safe: Promoting Tolerance and Inclusion Among Students to Prevent Bullying" was the theme for the fifth Federal Bullying Prevention Summit

School continues to be a dangerous place for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) youth.

States and districts are increasingly in support of policies and practices that shift school discipline away from zero tolerance, such as suspension and expu

Not since the days and months after September 11 has the Muslim community faced anti-Muslim bias and bullying that has been seen over the past several months

Bullying remains a serious issue for students and their families, and efforts to reduce bullying concern policy makers, administrators, and educators.

More and more, law-enforcement officers are being called in to handle cases of cyberbullying among kids and teens.

Thomas creates inspirational artwork in his Studio and Media Art class to encourage students to consider the effects of bullying and to inspire hope.

October is National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month, a good time for schools, communities, districts, and states to reduce and prevent bullying.

“Outstanding” and “irreplaceable” were just two adjectives used to describe the fourth Federal Bullying Prevention Summit – “Keeping Kids Safe: Opportunities

April 2014, 34 4-H youth from across the country arrived at US Department of Education (ED) to participate in a briefing as part of the National 4-H Conferen