by Dru Ahlborg, Co-Founder and Executive Director of BRRC At BRRC, we often hear heartbreaking stories about bullying. While peer-to-peer bullying is painful, one of the most confusing and damaging forms of bullying is when it comes from a trusted adult. Sadly, this...

Written by Dru Ahlborg, Executive Director BRRC When kids have strong, positive friendships, they are better protected from the impacts of bullying. A trusted friend can be a source of comfort, an upstander in tough situations, and a reminder that they are valued and...

Adapted from Addressing and Preventing Classroom Bullying by Barbara Coloroso When Sarah noticed her 12-year-old son dreading school every morning, she knew something was wrong. After some gentle conversations, he admitted he was being bullied on the playground and...

Written by Dru Ahlborg, Bullying Recovery Resource Center As Pride Month blooms across Colorado, it’s a time not just for celebration but also for reflection. The Trevor Project’s 2024 U.S. Survey on the Mental Health of LGBTQ+ Young People shines a critical light on...

Written by Dru Ahlborg, Bullying Recovery Resource Center This month I am going to suggest the solution before describing the problem because it's that important. Intervention and support for children impacted by bullying is the BEST way to mitigate the potential...

On April 1, 2025 Colorado Governor, Jared Polis issued an official proclamation recognizing April as Autism Acceptance Month in Colorado. The proclamation is a powerful step that aims to raise awareness, foster inclusion and celebrate the unique strengths and...