STOP BULLYING. START BELONGING.
Addressing Bullying in Our Workplaces and Communities
Wednesday, October 14, 2026
3:00 PM – 4:30 PM Pacific
Featured Panelists
K. Patrice Williams
Councilmember, City of Fairfield
Camden Webb
Director of Behavioral Health Services, Solano County Office of Education
Ana Petero
Trustee, Fairfield-Suisun School Board
Dr. Jenalee Dawson
Mayor Pro Tem, City of Suisun City
Moderated by Nisi Marie Wilder
UPCOMING · October 14 at 3:00 PM Pacific
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About the Conversation
Bullying is not just a childhood issue. It is a workplace issue, a community issue, and a leadership issue.
Workplace intimidation, harassment, exclusion, and online bullying can affect employee well-being, organizational culture, and community trust.
In recognition of National Stop Bullying Day, join host Nisi Marie Wilder, Fairfield Councilmember K. Patrice Williams, and our featured community voices for a conversation focused on understanding bullying and identifying ways to create safer, more respectful environments.
We’ll discuss the impact of bullying across different environments, the importance of speaking up, and how community members and leaders can contribute to positive change.
Whether you’re an educator, employer, parent, community leader, or concerned resident, your perspective is welcome.
Resources for Support & Change
Find practical help for yourself, your child, or your community. Choose the resources that fit your situation.
Resources Shared During the Livestream
Explore the tools, support services, and community resources shared during our Stop Bullying. Start Belonging. conversation.
Brief Resilience Scale
A six-question measure for adults about recovering from stress and adversity, with information about resilience and scoring.
Soluna
Free, confidential mental health support for Californians ages 13–25, including coaching, self-guided tools, and help finding care.
BrightLife Kids
Free behavioral health coaching for California children ages 0–12 and their parents or caregivers.
Solano County Office of Education: Mental Health & Wellness Supports
Information about local school-based mental health and wellness services, including mobile crisis support and connections to care.
Fairfield-Suisun Adult School
Parent education and adult learning opportunities, including English classes, diploma and GED programs, and career education.
Princeton Bridging Divides Initiative
Nonpartisan research and resources on threats, harassment, community safety, and de-escalation.
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For Young People
If you’re being bullied, seeing it happen, or unsure how to respond, start here.
- What Kids Can Do
StopBullying.gov · Ways to respond, find a trusted adult, and support someone being bullied.
- What Teens Can Do
StopBullying.gov · Help with bullying, online harassment, speaking up, and repairing harm.
For Parents & Caregivers
Tools for listening to your child, working with schools, and addressing bullying behavior.
- How to Talk About Bullying
StopBullying.gov · Conversation starters for children who experience, witness, or engage in bullying.
- Support the Children Involved
StopBullying.gov · Guidance for supporting children and helping stop bullying from continuing.
For Adults Experiencing Bullying
Practical resources for mistreatment at work and harassment online.
- Help for Bullied Workers
Workplace Bullying Institute · Educational resources and options for people experiencing workplace bullying.
- Online Harassment Field Manual
PEN America · Tools for documenting abuse, digital safety, and responding to online harassment.
- California Civil Rights Complaint Process
California Civil Rights Department · Information about reporting discrimination, harassment, or retaliation within CRD’s jurisdiction.
Changing Hurtful Behavior
Recognizing harm is a starting point. These tools support accountability, repair, and more respectful choices.
- Treat Everyone with Respect
StopBullying.gov · Youth-focused guidance on stopping harmful behavior and asking an adult for help.
- Making an Effective Apology
UC Berkeley’s Greater Good in Action · A guided practice for acknowledging harm, taking responsibility, and making amends.
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We Want to Hear From You
Have you experienced bullying? Witnessed someone else being bullied? Have an idea for making our community safer?
Your experience can help shape the conversation.
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Event Replay
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