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The lesbian, gay, bisexual, or youth of transgender (LGBT), and those considered LGBT are at increased risk of being bullied. There are significant and unique considerations about strategies to prevent and cope with LGBT youth bullying.

For all young people it is important to establish a safe environment whether straight men or LGBTs. All young people can succeed if they receive assistance. Parents, schools, and communities play an important role in helping LGBT youth feel physically and mentally safe.

Establish a strong connection and leave the communication channel open. Some LGBT youth feel that they are often rejected. They must know that their families, friends, schools and communities support them.

Prepare school safe environment. As the school is considered LGBT or LGBT, you can pass a message that no one should be treated differently. We can add sexual orientation and gender identity protection to school policy

Establish a gay alliance (GSA). GSA will help you make a safer school. If there are other "non-course" clubs or groups, the school must approve these groups. Details of the right to form a GSA under the Equal Access Act

Please be careful not to disclose or discuss problems with parents who protect privacy or those who become LGBT.

Federal civil rights law does not include harassment based on sexual orientation. The aim of bullying youths of LGBT is that they often do not meet the gender criteria. This has the possibility of sexual harassment included in Article 9. Details about federal civil rights law

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