#CutTheBull

Anti-Bullying Tips

Respect: Let us look beyond one another’s differences and overcome our fears to see the ability in everyone.

Reach Out: Talk to, include and get to know someone who is being treated differently.

Respond: If you see someone being teased or put down, do not participate. Instead, show support for the person and tell an adult.

Respect

Reach Out

Respond

Kids with physical disabilities are twice as likely to be bullied than others.* It’s time to embrace

our differences. It’s time to see the ability in one another. It’s time to cut the bull.

Shriners Hospitals for Children wants to empower all kids with the information they need to be anti-bullying advocates in their communities.

Be an Anti-Bullying Advocate

« Madelyn Hubbs, a Shriners Hospitals for Children patient ambassador is also an anti-bullying advocate.

* National Bullying Prevention Center, pacer.org/bullying

For additional resources, including a #CutTheBull tool kit and article from our experts,

visit cutthebull.org.