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Bullying and Intimidation
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School Safety and Needs Assessment
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McGruff Network
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Learn more about this group promoting self-protection and crime prevention across the country.
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Partners
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We can't do it alone! Here you will find information about all of our partners who help us to "Take A Bite Out Of Crime."
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Activities and Lesson Plans
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The following activities were created by teachers and reviewed by teachers, principals, law enforcement officers, and community members to . . .
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PowerPoint Trainings
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The National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC), through the support of the Bureau of Justice Assistance, U.S. Department Justice, has developed these ...
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Safe Shopping
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As the holiday season approaches, malls, other retailers, and grocery stores are more crowded than usual with busy shoppers. . . .
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Seniors
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Crime prevention and personal safety information for older Americans
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Spot the Clues
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Some parents don't think bullying is a big deal. They think it's a rite of passage to adulthood, that . . .
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Bicycle Safety
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Bike riding can be a fun activity for children, but if they don't know how to ride safely it . . .
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Tips for Parents
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Kids need to know how to keep themselves safe and knowing this will build the self-confidence they need to . . .
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Parents' Guide to Social Networking Websites
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You' ve probably heard the names - MySpace.com , Facebook.com , Xanga.com . These are some of the top . . .
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Neighborhood Safety Tips For Parents
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Unfortunately no neighborhood is completely immune to crime. However, there are steps you can take to help keep your . . .
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Cybersafe Girls
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What's Out There The Internet is a fun and effective teaching tool for children, but it has its dangers. . . .
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Girls and Drug Abuse
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Your daughter may only be eight or nine, but she needs to know about drugs, alcohol, and tobacco and . . .
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Girls and Bullying
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When most people picture a " typical " bully, they imagine a boy who is bigger or older than . . .
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Gangs and Your Child
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About Gangs A gang is a group of (usually young) people who claim some territory (called turf) and use . . .
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Inhalant Abuse
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Some products that you have lying around the house, stored in the closet, or in school classrooms could potentially . . .
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Session 31
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Learning Objectives: In this session, teens will explore the issue of homeland security. They will learn how it relates . . .
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Session 24
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Learning Objectives: Session 24 examines shoplifting. Teens will define shoplifting, consider the reason that people commit the crime, and . . .
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Planning an Event
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It provides an opportunity for law enforcement officers to meet residents and discuss their concerns and is a way . . .
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Session 18
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Learning Objectives: In this session, teens will consider a number of strategies to solve the problem of gangs as . . .
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How Parents Can Encourage Volunteering
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Tips for parents on getting kids to volunteer in the community
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Teen Volunteers Campaign
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Information and public service announcements for promoting volunteering among teens
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What Parents Can Do to Keep Kids Safe at School
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Advice for parents on making sure their kids stay safe at school and while traveling to and from school
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Secrets
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Many kids tell and share secrets with friends and siblings. Most of the time these secrets are harmless, even . . .
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Violence in the News
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A lot of attention is given to the affects of violent movies, cartoons, and video games on children, but . . .
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Media Literacy
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Children today are bombarded with messages from newspapers, books, magazines, billboards, television, movies, video and computer games, and music. . . .
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Gender Roles
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Just as it's important for girls to be healthy and assertive, it's essential that they know that no doors . . .
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School Safety
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For most of the year, children spend more time at school than anywhere else other than their own home. . . .
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