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Sticks & Stones & Mobile Phones: Bullying Forum Report - 22-02-2010

Contibuted By: YACVic

We have now released the report of the forum featuring a detailed summary of the keynote presentation Bullying and Peer Relationships: What We Need to Know by Dr. Barbara Spears, Senior Lecturer in the School of Education, University of South Australia

The report captures the expert advice of presenters and the detail of group discussions on the various forms of bullying experienced by young people considered in the forum. Alongside cyber-bullying - bullying at school, bullying in the workplace, bullying in sport, bullying experienced by same-sex-attracted young people and bullying experienced by young people with a disability are all a focus of the report.

You can download the report by clicking on the attachment below.

If you are a YACVic member and would like a hard copy of this report please request on by contacting the office on 9267 3799.

Attachments:
Sticks and Stones and Mobile Phones forum report (PDF)

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