StopBullying.gov, the cross-Federal website dedicated to preventing bullying, has launched a new Tumblr page to reach teens. This page will be used as a way to engage youth from across the country to take a stand against bullying in their schools.

The Tumblr page will feature messages of empowerment, encouraging teens to engage with each other in a positive way, all in an effort to stop bullying. Messages will focus on:

• Being a good friend
• Embracing differences
• Individuality
• Filling your time with positive activities
• Recognizing that you’re not alone. Ever.

The Children’s Mental Health Network is supportive of this important effort. Here is what the good folks at StopBullying.org are encouraging you to do:

• In bringing StopBullying to Tumblr, we hope to start a conversation and encourage teens to be more than bystanders. Help us get that conversation started in three easy steps:
  • Check out the StopBullying.gov Tumblr page, http://stopbullying.tumblr.com, and share the link with your networks. If you have a Tumblr account, follow us!
  • If you don’t already, follow StopBullying.gov on Twitter @StopBullyingGov and like our Facebook page. We will crosspost many of our Tumblr pieces on those channels as well.
  • Share the following tweets and facebook posts on your page.
    • Facebook: StopBullyingGov has just launched a Tumblr page for bullying prevention.  Join the movement to stop bullying: http://stopbullying.tumblr.com/.
    • Twitter: Guess who just joined @Tumblr? @StopBullyingGov! Follow for photos, quotes, stories and more: http://bit.ly/11MJZ07 #StopBullying

Check out their “way cool” website and help put an end to bullying.