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October 2013

A touching story about the effects of bullying brings PREVNet and partner Family Channel to a North Vancouver school

The surprise rally let students know about Bullying Awareness Week November 18 - 24

Video: PREVNet researcher Dr. Tracy Vaillancourt says women use "indirect aggression" to succeed

While "indirect aggression" might seem childish, PREVNet researcher Dr. Tracy Vaillancourt said that, unfortunately, studies have shown that it is "absolutely effective."

PREVNet Researcher Dr. Tracy Vaillancourt: Young women use gossip to shun pretty rivals

Research shows that women use indirect aggression against rivals

PREVNet Partner Kids Help Phone: No Quick Fix to Bullying and Cyberbullying

Adults must educate youth to let them know there are other ways to stop bullying.

PREVNet partner Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada releases Centennial Song

 

PREVNet partner Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada releases Centennial song performed by The Tenors featuring Laura Kaeppeler

PREVNet Researcher Dr. Kate Tilleczek wins CEA Whitworth Award

Dr. Kate Tilleczek recognized for her outstanding body of research that documents the impacts of the modern world on young people

PREVNet researchers and partners: The problem with the term “cyberbullying

“We should look at cyberbullying in the legal terms we’ve already created,”

PREVNet researcher Dr. Shaheen Shariff: The invisible face of cyberbullying

Screens like shields, words like swords.

@PREVNet researcher Prof. Wayne MacKay on cyberbullying and suicide: the issue stretches beyond government and law enforcement

PREVNet researcher Prof. Wayne Mackay comments on the anniversary of Amanda Todd's suicide after she was cyberbullied.

PREVNet supports turning the world purple in honour of Amanda Todd and Mental Health Day

It's Light the World Purple Day! Can you change the world by changing colour? Maybe not, but it’s a start.

PREVNet partner Facebook Canada wants more awareness of online tools to prevent bullying

A Facebook feature lets users forward taunts to friends, authority figures and/or Facebook itself.

PREVNet featured twice in ExcelleNCE, the Networks of Centres of Excellence of Canada newsletter

NCE notes awards to PREVNet and PREVNet researcher Prof. Wayne MacKay

PREVNet Partner, Canada Safety Council’s National School Safety Week: Healthy Relationships are part of "Healthy Homes, Healthy Kids, Healthy Schools"

PREVNet partner, Canada Safety Council’s National School Safety Week runs October 17 – 23

PREVNet recommends: Dr. Shefali Tsabary on conscious parenting

What if we could raise a generation of kids that don't need to blame anyone for anything? Conscious parenting isn't some abstract concept.

PREVNet researchers study bullying and violent video game use.

There is interesting evidence to suggest that bullying perpetration and violent video game use are related.

PREVNet partner, MediaSmarts launches a new program to teach Canadian youth to act ethically online

In recognition of Cyber Security Month, MediaSmarts—a Canadian centre for digital and media literacy, and a PREVNet partner—has launched a series of digital citizenship resources. Stay on the Path: Teaching Kids to be Safe and Ethical Online is a new program for parents and teachers to teach young people to be ethical online citizens.

 

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