Cold Lake Bully Free
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City of Cold Lake
The purpose of Cold Lake Bully Free is to raise awareness about the serious impact bullying has on individuals, groups and the community, and to explore and share solutions on how bullying can be prevented.
The Bully Free Committee meets monthly to develop programs and events to increase awareness of bullying. It evolved from a task force, formed in 2007 by the City of Cold Lake. The committee includes local agencies and interested citizens who strive to provide opportunities for community groups, recreation and hobby clubs, sport and dance camps, workplaces and the public to learn about prevention skills. If you are interested in having a presentation tailored for your group or joining the committee, please contact FCSS at 780-594-4495.
Annual events
Each year, Cold Lake Bully Free hosts several community events including:
- Pink Shirt Day
- Bully-Free March
- Pink the Rink
Book a presentation
A variety of bully free presentations are available to come to your classroom, event, organization, or group. Presentation topics vary depending on the age group and audience they will be presented to. Some presentations include:
- Hands are not for Hitting / Words are not for Hurting (Pre-K to Grade 1)
- Beyond the Hurt (Grades 2 - 12)
- Shoot to Score with the Cold Lake Aeros (Sports and Recreation Teams / Groups)
We also have 2SLGBTQ+ presentations for schools, organizations, and workplaces, including:
- Lakeland Safe Space Initiative: Safe Zone Training (Ages 13+)
To book a presentation, please contact fcss@coldlake.com.
Dress the part
Looking for Cold Lake Bully Free shirts, hoodies, or other swag? We have items for toddlers, kids, teens, and adults. Contact Cold Lake and District FCSS to place and order, or fill out this order form.
Swag options include:
- T-shirts
- Hoodies
- And more!
International Day of Pink
On the International Day of Pink, communities across the country and world unite in celebrating diversity and raising awareness to stop all forms of bullying.
The day was originated by two teenage students in Nova Scotia who took a stand against bullies at their school. They got the word out online about their idea to wear pink and take a stand against bullies. The next day, hundreds of students showed up in pink clothing and little was heard from the bullies again.
For more information about International Day of Pink and what date each year to wear pink and show your support, visit Day of Pink.
External anti-bullying resources
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