Bullying is not just a problem between the person being targeted and the person doing the bullying. It is a complex social dynamic that often involves many bystanders who observe harmful behavior but may not know how to respond or believe that their actions can make a difference. However, research shows that when bystanders choose to intervene safely and appropriately, bullying can be significantly reduced, and school culture can be transformed. This interactive workshop is designed to help educators, school staff, and youth leaders empower students to shift from passive observers to active participants in building inclusive, respectful, and safe learning environments. By equipping bystanders with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to take constructive action, we can turn the tide on bullying and create a culture where everyone feels supported and valued.