On the last Wednesday in February, we wear pink. Here's why: At least one in three Canadian kids has endured bullying. Pink Shirt Day is a movement that's made waves across the globe, this is how it started.

Making sure children have the right words to express themselves and respect the identities of others is a priority now more than ever.

Many of us have had the talk with our kids: be aware of bullying, report any incident right away, don’t be a bystander. But are we as prepared to deal with this problem with our own children, and as an extension, their schools, if it happens to our child?

Here’s some Mean Girl Management 101 for you and your daughter.

Father, author and educator, Michael Reist, shares advice for parents on how to deal with a child they suspect has been bullied and how to approach teachers and school administration about bullying.

Bullying is an increasing problem among young people in Canada.

Recognize the signs of cyberbullying to help put a stop to it before it escalates.

Facebook Canada and partners launch the Be Bold: Stop Bullying social pledge app to help curb bullying in schools.