This Model Bullying Prevention Policy is a comprehensive strategy that
was developed for all youth-serving agencies in the District of
Columbia. The policy employs a three-level public health model to
prevent bullying, which involves shifting agency norms; delivering
services to at-risk youth; and responding to bullying incidents in a way
that inhibits subsequent acts, with an emphasis on data analysis to
measure intervention success. The policy was developed by the Urban
Institute in collaboration with the 42-members of the District of
Columbia Mayor's Bullying Prevention Task Force and Office of Human
Rights.
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