Communities & Individuals
More ways to keep the Pink Shirt Day kaupapa alive all year round
Check out our workplace bullying prevention guide - designed to help workplaces build positive environments and prevent bullying all year round.
Have tamariki in your life? Take a look at our Pink Shirt Day Sparklers activities. As well as their classroom suite, Sparklers has a range of activities that can be done at home to get the whole whānau into the Pink Shirt Day spirit.
Read about the origins of Pink Shirt Day.
Check out InsideOUT's website to learn how you can create safe and inclusive environments for rainbow people. They have fantastic resources for schools, workplaces, whānau and more.
Stream the Pink Shirt Day waiata by PERE and dance and sing along with your friends and whānau.
Be an Upstander, not a bystander. An Upstander is someone who uses words/actions that can help someone who is being bullied. Find out how you can be an Upstander here.
Read stories about all kinds of people and whānau who have either experienced bullying or are taking a stand against it.
Check out the Book reviews section of this site to find books about bullying-prevention, diversity and kindness.
Thanks for joining us to Kōrero Mai, Kōrero Atu, Mauri Tū, Mauri Ora - Speak Up, Stand Together, Stop Bullying!