What to Do if Your Anti-Bullying Ambassador Team is Experiencing Bullying Behaviour and Being Teased for Their Role

Speaking out about bullying behaviour is always the right thing to do and we’re here to help you do this safely. This resource provides Anti-Bullying Ambassadors with some ideas for what to do if their team is being teased or experiencing bullying behaviour for being an Anti-Bullying Ambassador. This resource is supported by Facebook.

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To provide with advice and tips on what to do if your Anti-Bullying Ambassadors are being teased or bullied for what they do.

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