Youth learn to respect each other in the Circle

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As non-physical forms of teenage pressure mount in middle and high schools, the National Crime Prevention Council has started a new initiative designed to educate children and parents about the effects of bullying.

The Circle of Respect sponsors a book every month as a way to encourage parents and their kids to learn together about bullying, among several issues the initiative plans to address.

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