Teen Health Resources

Mission is to ensure a positive and equitable social environment for everyone regardless of age, race, religion, or sexual orientation.

UK writer and educator Robert Higgs shares ten steps that can help those who are being bullied.

Tips on digital safety from loveisrespect.org.

Entertainment and technology recommendations for families and schools.

Website dedicated to keeping kids safe in a wired world.

International, nonprofit membership organization working to develop a safer Internet.

Webpage from Rosen's Teen Health & Wellness (free for Alaskans).

Guide from Alarm.org, the official site of the National Council for Home Safety and Security.

Common Sense Media, September 10, 2018.

Tip sheet from Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine.

Program developed by Enough Is Enough (EIE), a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization whose mission is to make the Internet safer for children and families.

AWAIC's teen website (Abused Women's Aid in Crisis) on dating violence and healthy relationships.

Prevention resources designed to benefit all students, including students with disabilities.

Fact sheet from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Information from iknowmine.org.

Mission is to give youth the tools to redefine respect, build self-respect, and break cycles of disrespect.

Things to watch out for in a textual relationship with a partner. Tips from loveisrespect.org.

International public-private partnership in support of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender youth that is working to help schools become safe places.

Webpage from Rosen's Teen Health & Wellness (free for Alaskans).

Webpage from the Palo Alto Medical Foundation.

Information sheet from Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine.

Alliance member for the Be a Star program, whose goal is to raise awareness of bullying.

Collaboration of school and community partners working together to promote safe and healthy teen relationships and prevent teen dating abuse.

Tips on preventing and responding to bullying, along with advice for bystanders, helpful videos, and links to other resources.

Site covering many aspects of hazing including fraternity, sorority, athletic, high school, and military hazing.

A consortium of researchers and professionals dedicated to promoting healthy adolescent relationships and reducing risk behaviors.

Tips from HealthyChildren.org.

Blog entry from Children's Hospital Los Angeles.

Interactive website to support young people as they learn to recognize, avoid, and prevent dating violence in their lives.

Identifying and responding to forced sexting, textual harassment, and cyberbullyiing.

Maryville University guide.

Help, information, and education for cyberspace users of all ages on a myriad of Internet and interactive technology safety, privacy, and security issues.

Teaching ideas from Common Sense Education.

A compilation, created by The New York Times Learning Network, of teaching and reading materials related to bullying and how to prevent it.

Article by N. Willard, Brigham Young University Education and Law Journal, 2011.