Resources
Knowledge creates the opportunity for change.
Understanding bullying, harmful behavior, violence, and their impact is an important part of prevention.
The Camel Project has gathered resources from organizations and researchers whose work can help individuals, families, educators, organizations, and communities better understand these issues.
We will continue expanding this collection as new resources become available.
Bullying & Youth
Understanding the Impact
These resources explore bullying, social and emotional learning, youth behavior, and the relationship between bullying and other harmful outcomes.
Social and Emotional Learning and Bullying Prevention
A resource examining the relationship between social and emotional learning and bullying prevention.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
View Resource →The Relationship Between Bullying and Suicide
A resource examining the relationship between bullying and suicide among young people.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
View Resource →Youth Risk Behavior Survey Data Summary & Trends Report
Data and trends related to health-risk behaviors among young people.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
View Resource →School Safety
Recognizing Risk & Preventing Violence
Prevention includes understanding warning signs, recognizing concerning patterns, and creating environments where people can respond before situations escalate.
Protecting America's Schools
A resource focused on school safety and protecting America's educational communities.
U.S. Secret Service
View Resource →Averting Targeted School Violence
A resource examining targeted school violence and approaches to prevention.
U.S. Secret Service
View Resource →Workplace
Understanding Workplace Bullying
Bullying and harmful behavior can affect adults and organizations as well as young people. These resources provide information about workplace bullying and its prevalence.
U.S. Workplace Bullying Survey
Survey information examining workplace bullying in the United States.
Workplace Bullying Institute
View Resource →U.S. Workplace Bullying Survey — Chart
A visual representation of information from the U.S. Workplace Bullying Survey.
Workplace Bullying Institute
View Resource →Our Approach
Resources Are a Starting Point.
Information can help us recognize what is happening. Understanding can help us decide what to do next.
The Camel Project encourages people to use reliable information, ask questions, start conversations, and seek appropriate support when concerns arise.
A Note About Outside Resources
The resources listed on this page are provided for informational and educational purposes. The Camel Project does not necessarily endorse the information, opinions, recommendations, or conclusions presented by outside organizations.
External resources may be updated or changed by their respective organizations. Please refer to the originating organization for the most current information.
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