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BRRC defends bullied children and helps rebuild lives.

The Bullying Recovery Resource Center (BRRC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing the resources, education and advocacy needed to stop bullying and stem the long-term effects that bullying has on its targets.

STOP

It is the responsibility of adults to stop bullying. BRRC helps parents advocate in schools to get the adults to stop the bullying.

RECOVER

BRRC believes that bullied children can recover and help other bullied children to recover.

ASSIST

We assist efforts in anti-bullying and bullying prevention. BRRC will assist and work with anti-bullying charities to promote understanding.

Join the 2nd Annual Upstander 5K Run/Walk, BRRC benefit!

 

Save the Date

Saturday, October 7th
8:30-11:30 a.m.
Early-bird pricing is now available

Berkeley Park
4601 W 46th Ave.,
Denver, CO 80212

Sponsors: Ellie Mental Health, Colorado Law Team, Ahlborg Acquisitions, Chris’ Garage Doors, Autism Society of Colorado, Ling’s Designs, Level 32 Studios

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Recent Writing From Our Journal

Our Why

Our Why

Our Why By Dru Ahlborg, Co-Founder and Executive Director of BRRC School is back in session for darn near everyone in Colorado. It is a time of year that used to hold the promise of new beginnings and the hope of a few moments to catch my breath before the autumn and...

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Three Suggestions for Parent

Three Suggestions for Parent

Three Suggestions for Parent By Dru Ahlborg, Co-Founder and Executive Director of BRRC Can you believe it’s almost time to start a new school year? My hope for this time of year is for the necessity of our organization to be less. I hope the magic of summer and...

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Slow Your Roll – Minimizing Rumors and Gossip

Slow Your Roll – Minimizing Rumors and Gossip

Slow Your Roll – Minimizing Rumors and Gossip By Dru Ahlborg, Co-Founder and Executive Director of BRRC Gossip and rumors are forms of bullying and fall under the category of relational bullying. Children who have been the target of gossip and rumors will often tell...

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