The winter 2013 issue of Learn magazine featured an article on Theresa Campbell’s ERASE Bullying Strategy: a four-level series of workshops on creating safe and caring schools, preventing bullying, and identifying risks and responding to threats.
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Preventing Bullying: Program Aims to Make BC Schools Safer for All Students (PDF)
A new website that allows BC students to report bullying anonymously has gone live: www.erasebullying.ca This was announced Tuesday during Premier Christy Clark’s anti-bullying forum. In the article, Theresa Campbell discusses current issues related to bullying and school safety.
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BC students now able to report bullying anonymously
Parents can play a critical role in helping reduce incidents of online bullying and getting help for young victims, experts say.
Theresa Campbell said a key message for parents is to keep the lines of communication open with their children so that they know if something goes awry.
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How parents can reduce bullying
An Education Ministry forum Friday in Richmond drew representatives from all education partner groups to learn more about the ERASE Bullying program.
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B.C. educators learn how to assess threats in schools