Leading the Charge: Empowering Strategies to Stop Bullying
October 2025
Bullying is real and far too many kids experience it. Educators, psychologists, and other professionals like you can make a positive impact to support young people and create a culture that reduces this behavior. In honor of Bullying Prevention Month, APA and First Bookopens in new window are presenting a powerful chat with two changemakers who have dedicated their lives to keeping kids safe. This engaging virtual conversation will spotlight real-world strategies and answer your most pressing questions like, “What can I do when…?” or “What do you say to a student who…?” They will provide inspiration to help you lead change and take action to prevent bullying. You will walk away from this fireside chat with practical actions you can use today.
This program does not offer CE credit.
Presented in collaboration with
Presenter
Dorothy Espelage, PhD
An American psychologist, she is the William C. Friday Distinguished Professor of Education at the University of North Carolina, and an international expert in bullying, youth aggression, and teen dating violence.
Moderator
Nicole Barnes, PhD
Executive Lead Psychologist, Education
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