I used to think that cyberbullying was simply bullying that had extended into the online world. And maybe in the early years there was some truth in that. After all, many students who are bullied during the school day are [...]
Recently, we had the pleasure of speaking with CEO Jessica (Jess) Rowlings and Dr Matthew (Matt) Harrison about their organisation Next Level Collaboration, a neurodiverse-positive social capacity-building program for young people delivered through online gaming experiences. How did you decide [...]
I’ve just returned from giving a keynote to schools at the EARCOS teacher conference in Asia. My subject was whether we are too late to reverse the cyberbullying epidemic. The room was packed with educators wanting to understand what is driving [...]
Today is Safer Internet Day, when we give focused attention to the online lives of young people. The day will be marked with activities and online gatherings in over 200 countries and territories, reaching millions of youth worldwide. After [...]
Eloise Perkins lives with her family on Jersey, a tiny island in the stretch of water between the United Kingdom and France. As my child turns ten and rapidly heads towards the end of their primary school journey, my husband [...]
The issue of bullying is complex in its psychological and sociological complexity. In this article Mark Friis Hau shows how anthropology is supporting schools in Denmark in becoming bully-free. This article was first published by our friends at Antropocon As [...]
