Body: In today’s school environment, threats are no longer hypothetical—they are real, immediate, and often unpredictable. What matters most is how quickly a school can respond. Two days ago, a ...
Bullying hasn’t really changed over the years. What’s changing is how schools deal with it. Or at least, how they’re trying to. For a long time, everything depended on traditional ...
Many schools have systems to track incidents. But that’s only part of the solution. At BRIM (Bullying, Reporting, Intervention, and Monitoring), we do more than manage what has already happened. ...
Take a few minutes to scroll through social media or watch the evening news. What do you see? Celebrities insulting each other. Politicians attacking their opponents. Public debates turning into ...
Introducing BRIM Anti-Bullying Training Moving From Reporting to Prevention Preventing bullying takes more than good intentions. It takes education, awareness, and consistent action. While technology is essential for reporting and ...
Why Schools Must Be Proactive and Not Reactive Bullying affects students of all backgrounds, but research and lived experience continue to show that students who identify as part of the ...
Bullying isn’t “kids being kids.” It can rewire how a person sees themselves and the world. In this case study, you’ll meet “Maya,” a composite drawn from real patterns seen ...
We have some exciting news at BRIM Anti-Bullying Software as we prepare to launch our new anti-bully training course for school teachers, administrators and education staff. This self-paced training course ...
Understanding Teasing: A Lifelong Social Skill Teasing is part of everyday life. Sometimes it helps build friendships. Other times, it can hurt feelings. Some teachers want a tease-free classroom. But ...
Bullying isn’t what it used to be. Gone are the days when it happened only in the hallways or on the playground. Today, bullying takes new forms—and often ...