Did You Know?

Long Island Bullying Statistics

of students say they observe or experience bullying in middle school.

of students say they would feel more comfortable talking to a friend over a parent or teacher.

of students say they have observed verbal bullying in their school.

of students say they or someone they know have been bullied online.

The Work In Our Communities Is Never Done

LICAB provides programming and resources to assist and support children, families and schools with bullying related issues.

Combatting bullying is crucial to create safe, inclusive environments where individuals feel valued and empowered. Addressing the problem fosters empathy, understanding, and resilience, ensuring a brighter future for our communities.

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2022-2023 School Impact

17 Schools Visited Across 13 Districts

We are proud to partner alongside administration and staff to bring about cultural change in within the school building and district

6,860 Students Reached

Every student we speak with is another opportunity to create lasting lessons in empathy and tolerance

209 Classrooms Visited

Working with students in the classroom setting to create a larger opportunity for meaningful and lasting impacts

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Learn About LICAB

Learn About LICAB

About Us

LICAB provides programming and resources to assist and support children, families and schools with bullying related issues.

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LICAB Workshops

Workshops

LICAB is proud to offer workshops and school programs to districts across Long Island, PTA's, community groups and more!

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Report an Incident

Incidents

If you or someone you know is feeling bullied, report an incident NOW and speak with one of our trained professionals.

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Find out ways that you can help join the fight against bullying by volunteering for LICAB!

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"Without a doubt, all districts on Long Island have been making the effort to stop bullying in their schools whether with a campaign or project in school. The fact is, when a student is bullied, the learning environment is disrupted, and some students do not want to go to school because of the torment."

- Sharon Holzman, Teacher

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