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Join the fight to end bullying

Millions of children worldwide have experienced bullying at school. Any bullying hurts a student’s self-esteem, but at its worst, bullying could lead to high anxiety, bad grades, dropping out of school or even suicide.

The good news: As a Key Clubber, you can help.

Key Club is taking a stand against bullying with the help of Kiwanis. Through service, you learn about the impact you can make on your community by giving, caring and sharing. Being in Key Club means you are a leader who can show your classmates how to create a safe, bully-free environment.
 
Bully prevention also promotes Kiwanis-family values: serving the people around us, building better communities for ourselves and future generations, and showing others the importance of the Golden Rule.
 
The first step: Read about Kiwanis’ position on bullying at www.kiwanis.org/bullyprevention. Then print out our anti-bullying posters, found on this page, and put them up around your school. Educate your peers about the effects of bullying—and why it should stop.
 
Join the fight. End bullying.

Comments  6

  • shianna 30 Oct

    I think that is a good idea
  • Marisa 30 Oct

    Bullying needs to come to an end. You can make a difference. 
  • Ayanna 01 Nov

    I think that it is wonderful that Key Club has joined the fight to end bullying! It is easy to make a difference!!
  • Renee 09 Dec

    Bullying is the most common form of violence in our society. We have to reduce bullying as much as possible. This is a great way to make a difference.
  • Debbie Merritt 03 Apr

    We surveyed our school and found many who have been bullied.  We had to speakers for our club who talked about the person who has been bullied and the person who does the bullying.  Both are troubled people.  We did our Single Service Project on Bullying and won 3rd place at DCON this year.  Now's the time to go to the lower grades, middle, and elementary school and raise awareness!
  • shania 26 Apr

    I personaly been bullied just because I didn't want to be like all the other people. I always spoke my mind and wore fashon forward clothes. I think this a great step and im working toward this goal with a couple of my friends I hopeother people follow are step and stand up for the people being bullied.
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