Violence prevention education for young people across Australia
Violence prevention education for young people across Australia
A primary prevention workshop exploring cyberbullying, online behaviours and the ways technology can contribute to harm and violence, with a focus on making safer choices online.
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90 minutes
Years 7+
Schools
Sam Davis tragically lost his life to a one-punch attack in 2008. This workshop explores the role bullying can play in violent situations, what cyberbullying looks like, and how AI and new technologies are changing the way it happens.
Through discussion and interactive activities, students consider the consequences of how they use these platforms and technologies, and build the confidence to move from bystander to upstander.
Recognising what cyberbullying looks like and the real harm it causes beyond the screen.
Understanding how AI tools and fake accounts can be misused to hurt others.
Thinking before posting, and understanding that what’s shared online can be permanent.
Practical ways to safely call out, report and support someone being targeted online.
Tell us your year levels, class numbers and preferred date, and we’ll be in touch to lock in a date.
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