About
Act To Change is a public awareness campaign working to address bullying, including in the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community.
Kids and teens are bullied in schools all across the country. Unfortunately, many AAPI youth who are bullied face unique cultural, religious, and language barriers that can keep them from getting help.
This campaign aims to empower you—students, families, educators—with the knowledge and tools you need to help stop and prevent bullying in your communities. Bullying is a problem that affects us all and we must act together to put an end to it.
Join the #ActToChange movement and stand with our supporters!
Post on social media, check out resources in your language, and take the pledge today to commit to #ActToChange.
1 in 5
students
Fact 1
About 1 out of 5 students report being bullied during the school year
7
minutes
Fact 2
Bullying occurs once every 7 minutes
5 to 6
times more likely
Fact 3
Bullied students were 5 to 6 times more likely to miss school than those who were not bullied
50%
of AA students
Fact 4
Half of Asian American students in New York City public schools reported biased based harassment
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Take the Pledge
I PLEDGE TO:
• Help stop bullying by not bullying others
• Report bullying that I see or experience to my school and my parents
• Help someone I see who is being bullied
• Spread the word about bullying awareness
• Share information and resources about bullying prevention and response
• Be proud of who I am and celebrate our differences
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