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movement.

100% of the proceeds from the sale of Rebel Against Bullying branded items go to support the Rebel Against Bullying movement across schools, gyms and cheer programs in the US. Thank you for helping us to spread a message of inclusiveness and provide resources to at-risk youth through our Practice Crashers and School Crashers initiatives. #RebelAgainstBullying

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Take the pledge.

The Commitment

The Rebel Against Bullying Pledge is the first step in standing firm to what you believe in! Before you take the pledge, remember that by making a public promise to Rebel Against Bullying, you are committing to watching your actions and words and you lead by treating everyone around you with kindness.

Lead by Example.

We ask that you promise to speak up when you see someone being bullied and commit to standing up for what is right, despite what’s expected or popular.

Use Your Voice

There isn’t a more direct way to promote something than by word of mouth; or so our marketing Rebels tell us. By sharing our content and messaging through social media, you can help us reach and inspire the next generation of Rebels.

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Show the World.

Grab one of our downloadable graphics below and share it on your social media using your rebellious, influential voice. Make sure to tag #RebelAgainstBullying so we can follow your Rebel heart!

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Make real change.

We are always touched when we receive letters about how the #RebelAgainstBullying movement is making an impact in lives. It takes courage and strength to share your story and we stand beside you as you find your voice.

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Three young women sitting together on a white couch in a room with wooden flooring and plain wall, casually dressed and smiling.

A young girl with long brown hair holding a black sign with white handwritten text that reads, '20% of all children say they have been bullied,' in an outdoor setting with trees and a sidewalk in the background.

Two young girls standing together with their arms around each other's shoulders, smiling at the camera against a plain gray background.

A young man holding a sign that reads, 'You never know exactly what someone is going through; treat everyone with the kindness they deserve,' standing outdoors on a sidewalk with trees in the background.

A young woman holds a black sign with white handwritten text about high school students and suicide. She is outdoors with greenery in the background, wearing ripped jeans and a black T-shirt.

A woman wearing a black t-shirt with rhinestone embellished sleeves and a graphic print that reads '#Rebel Against Bullying'.

A young woman holding a black protest sign that reads 'Bullies are 5 times more likely to have a serious criminal record when they grow up' outdoors with greenery in the background.

A young woman with long, wavy hair standing against a pink background, wearing a sleeveless gradient tank top that says 'Rebel Against Bullying' and a white, iridescent skirt.

Young woman standing in front of a colorful graffiti wall with heart designs, wearing a white shirt and vibrant patterned leggings.

A girl with long hair wearing a black sweater and leggings, smiling with arms out to the sides, against a pink background.

A young woman holding a sign protesting school closures due to bullying, with a background of trees and a park.

Four young girls sitting on a beige sofa in a bright living room, smiling at the camera. They are dressed in trendy casual clothing and sneakers, with large potted plants and wooden sliding door panels in the background.

A girl holding a black sign that reads '2/3 of Students who are targets become bullies' during a protest or rally outdoors.

Young woman with dark hair holding a black sign with white handwritten text about bullying and school safety, standing outdoors with green trees in the background.

Real People. Real Stories.

WELCOME FRIENDS!

Many have asked me why we chose anti-bullying as our company platform. The answer is simple. I experienced bullying as a child and teen, repeatedly. Whether it was something said about the way I looked, my clothes, the ethnic food in my lunchbox or racial slurs, it affected me in a deep and profound way – it shattered my confidence and at times made me feel less than human. When I shared the details of my experiences with the team at Rebel Athletic, so many of them raised their hands and shared their own stories.

Bullying is an epidemic that touches all races, all ages, all income levels and walks of life. It’s especially damaging to children because of the confusion, shame and ostracization it can cause. Bullying has taken on new insidious forms in the digital age and 1 in 3 young people have experienced cyber threats online. Over 25 percent of adolescents and teens have been bullied repeatedly through their cell phones or the internet and what’s worse, over half of them do not tell their parents when it occurs.

Please join our movement to lift up our girls, to teach them kindness and acceptance, to help them celebrate the diversity of those around them, and empower them to hold themselves and their friends accountable.

#RebelAgainstBullying

— Karen Noseff Aldridge, Founder and President, Rebel Athletic

If you are struggling and looking for help, we encourage you to visit these resources.

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Practice Crashers

Practice Crashers is an online mini-series produced by Rebellion Rising Productions, where cheerleaders and dancers from high schools around the nation get surprised and inspired when representatives from Rebel Athletic stop by during their practices to drop off swag and talk to the influencers of the school about the importance of being a leader and what it means to be a Rebel Against Bullying.