Bullying and Cyberbullying 

• 4 Steps to Combat Cyberbullying
  Advice from someone who's been in that position themself.
• Bullies to Buddies
  Though aimed at a more elementary level, this site has decent information on teasing, bullying, and dealing with bullies.
• Bullying.org
  "Bullying.org is dedicated to increasing the awareness of, and the problems associated with, bullying and to preventing, resolving and eliminating bullying in society."
• CSRU: Center for Safe and Responsible Internet Use
  Information about cyberbullying and other cyberthreats for students, parents, and educators.
• CyberBullying
  "Mobilizing educators, parents, students, and others to combat online social cruelty."
• CyberBullying.ca
  Information about what cyberbullying is and how to deal with it, from a Canadian teacher.
• cyberbullying.us
  "A central repository and information clearinghouse for the phenomenon of cyberbullying."
• Cyberbullying, Flaming and Cyberstalking
  "This program [for students] will include Internet safety clubs, offline live character appearances and even custom comic books teaching the important messages of safe and responsible technology use."
• Don't Suffer in Silence
  "This web site is intended to show pupils, their families and teachers how to tackle a problem that has gone on for far too long."
• Intervention Central
  Tools and strategies for academic and behavioral intervention for children and youth.
• National Youth Violence Prevention Resource Center
  "Resources for professionals, parents and youth working to prevent violence committed by and against young people."
• NetBullies.com
  "This website is run by cyberspace lawyer and Internet safety expert, Parry Aftab, and designed to be the one-stop resource for all kinds of cyberbullying and cyberharassment."
• SafetyZone.org
  "To assist schools in their safety efforts, the Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory has developed a series of eight guidebooks intended to build a foundation of information that will assist schools and school districts in developing safe learning environments."
• Scientific American Mind: Stopping the Bullies
  "School can be torture for children who are targeted by abusive students".