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Be Strong needs YOU and thanks YOU – Working with young people is among the most rewarding and important roles in society. We need the survivors, the allies, the bullies, supporters, corporate professionals, stakeholders and volunteers to unite for us all to experience restorative change. We know that it can be overwhelming to know what to do when faced with bullying – so we have crafted this simple checklist to get you started in positively disrupting your home, your classroom, your school, and your community!
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Resources for Supporters
Journey to Sustainable Happiness: Human Connection
Be Strong teamed up with LG to honor, thank and give back to families who choose happiness. Meet Chevella and experience her passion for human connection.
Social Connection Defined
Humans are a profoundly social species; our desire for social connection is embedded in our evolutionary history, and is highly important to our well-being.
Journey to Sustainable Happiness: Positive Outlook
Be Strong teamed up with LG to honor, thank and give back to families who choose happiness. Meet Glenda and experience her positive outlook.
Can Positive Thinking Really Make Dreams Come True?
Positive thinking isn’t enough to make dreams come true. Check out Gabriel Oettingen’s motivation exercise WOOP to help make reality of (realistic) dreams.
What Mindfulness Does to Your Brain: The Science of Neuroplasticity
The brain’s brilliant malleability allows us to acquire new skills, drop bad habits, adapt to environments, and heal from trauma and injury
Positive thinking: Stop negative self-talk to reduce stress
Is your glass half-empty or half-full? How you answer this question about positive thinking may reflect your outlook, attitude, and even affect your health.