Standing Against Bullying
Standing Against Bullying (SAB) is a youth-focused program for children and teens ages 6–15, designed to educate, empower, and equip young people with the knowledge and confidence to recognize, address, and overcome bullying.
Anyone can be a victim of bullying. Bullying does not have a specific “type” of victim. Children and teens may be targeted because they are perceived as different, vulnerable, isolated, or simply because a bully chooses to target them.
Who Can Be a Victim of Bullying?
A victim of bullying can be any child or teenager or adult, regardless of:
- Age or grade level
- Race, culture, or background
- Gender
- Appearance or body size
- Personality or interests
- Academic performance
- Family or financial background
- Disability or differences in abilities
- Speech, clothing, or the way they express themselves
- Friendships or social status
Bullying can happen to children who are quiet and shy, outgoing and confident, popular or less socially connected. Being bullied is never the victim's fault.
Physical Bullying
Cyber Bullying
Verbal Bullying
