• Education Queensland have a Behaviour Management Unit Web Site encouraging direct school to school contact in extending the use of strategies that have been found effective in minimising bullying, and includes examples of workable solutions to bullying in schools.
  
  
• Lucky Duck is a British publishing company which produces resources for psychologists, teachers and parents to support the "no blame" approach to combating bullying and difficult behaviour in schools.
  
  
• Angries Out is an American website to help children and adults learn how to deal with their anger constructively.
  
  
• Tearaway magazine - the country's leading magazine for teenages with a readership of 233,000 - looks at bullying and your rights, both social and legal
  
  
• Kidscape: Kidscape is a British charity teaching children how to keep safe before the become victims. Kidscape's message is prevention.
  
  
• Kids Help Line Australia is Australia's largest children's charity, and provides a 24 hour phone service, email counsellor, parentline, information, suicide prevention prorgramme and links to games and fun sites.
  
  
• Queen's University (Kingston, Ontario) study links childhood bullying with sexual harassment and violence in teens.
  
  
• Dr Ken Rigby's Bullying Pages provide information on resources concerned with bullying in schools in Australia. The site includes descriptions of the author's book, "Bullying in Schools and What to do About It." and of questionnaires for use with school children, parents and teacher, and describes the author's current research projects.
  
  
• "Taking The Bully By The Horns" is an American book aimed at helping children and young teenagers handle bullies at school. Authors Kathy Noll and Dr. Jay Carter interviewed children who had been bullied, and came up with solutions to their problems. Some of this information is on her website, at http://members.aol.com/kthynoll/bully.htm. The book costs US$9.95 (plus $2.00 shipping & handling per book, or $5 for 3 or more copies) and is available from Kathy Noll, 3300 Chestnut St., Reading, PA 19605, email Kthynoll@aol.com.

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