Bullying Prevention

A Preventative, skill-building approach that teaches students to:
- Identify power dynamics and harm
- Understand the impacts of bullying
- Develop assertiveness skills
- Build empathy and perspective-taking
- Seek help and support when needed

Real Stories, Real Impact
Our Student Voice lessons feature documentary-style videos of real students sharing their lived experiences of bullying dynamics. This authentic storytelling approach helps students:
Engage with the content
Overcome stigma
Communicate honestly and safely
Speak up
Tier 2/3 Interventions
Specific lessons and tools are available for students who have been affected by bullying, as victims, aggressors, or bystanders, and can be delivered in small group or one-on-one settings.

Whole-School Culture Change
Open Parachute supports schools in creating a culture of respect to prevent bullying through:





The biggest thing for students that I’ve seen is development of empathy. Students are actually able to understand what it’s like to be in someone else’s position. The result of that is a lot more student connectedness and belonging.
Learn More About Our Approach
See how Open Parachute helps schools build a coordinated, preventative approach to student mental health and well-being.

Tier 1
A School-Wide Approach
Bullying prevention is strongest when students, educators, and caregivers share a common language and approach to well-being. Open Parachute builds the skills, relationships, and school-wide culture that help create safer and more connected learning communities.
Trauma-Informed
Trauma-Informed Learning
Create safe, supportive learning environments that recognize the impact of stress and adversity while strengthening students’ regulation, connection, and resilience.
Restorative Justice
Building Restorative School Communities
Help students develop empathy, accountability, and communication skills to repair relationships and move forward after conflict or harm.

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