Champions Against Bullying

Stand up. Speak out.

The #1 source of bullying prevention solutions and resources for families and schools.

Advice · Counseling · Workshops · Toolkits · Advocacy · Coaching

Who we are

Founded in 2004, Champions Against Bullying ("CAB") is one of the first international non-profit organizations created with the singular focus of helping families and schools address the bullying epidemic in all its forms, including cyber bullying. Nearly two decades later, armed with our experiences and with emerging research on social emotional development and trauma, as well as on the study of certain practices and policies that can help or even exacerbate the situation, we are committed to bringing you the very best and latest solutions to help you with your situation.

Practical help you can use

For Kids

What can I do to prevent and protect myself against bullying? Find age-appropriate strategies, tools, and resources to help you recognize bullying and feel empowered to respond safely.

For Parents

How can I recognize if my child is being bullied and what can I do to help and protect them? Get guidance on the warning signs, how to open the conversation, and concrete next steps.

For Educators

What can I and my school do to prevent bullying and help students build skills for social emotional well-being? Explore our workshops, toolkits, and school-wide programs.

Star Champions

Our Star Champions use their influence to build awareness about how to recognize bullying and how to prevent it. Our Ambassadors are trained to speak to kids and school teams about the issue of bullying and how to create an environment that prevents it. Meet the champions →

Recognition

What people say

“A valuable resource to have in every elementary classroom. A must for all schools.”

— Milla Liska, Education Consultant, Toronto District School Board, Canada

“I invited Alexandra to lead workshops with fourth and fifth graders. The students took in their new awareness in recognizing their own experiences of being bullied, being the bully, or as the bystander. The skills and strategies became part of their outer awareness and inner knowing.”

— Laura Ford, Ed.D., Executive Director, The Centre for Youth and Family, Toronto, Canada

“Thank you so much for helping to empower my son after his terrifying experience. I am now contacting other parents to arrange a workshop with Champions Against Bullying.”

— Parent, Irvine, CA

“You sure touched a chord speaking about bullying to the Pride Business Network. It’s a powerful issue for the LGBT community. People said they were impressed with your presentation and really identified with the cases you described.”

— Sue Pimento, President, Pride Business Network

Ready to make a difference?

Bring CAB to your school or community.