by Louise Burfitt-Dons | Feb 24, 2021 | Bullying
When Kipling Williams of Purdue University experienced exclusion by a couple of Frisbee throwers at a park, he designed a technique called Cyberball. Are we as independent as we think? It’s easy to kid ourselves we’re more independent than we think we are....
by Act Against Bullying | Nov 25, 2020 | Bullying
We’ve changed during Lockdown There’s no doubt this pandemic has changed social attitudes on a whole range of topics. Recent surveys have shown that 36 percent of people appreciate their neighbourhood and communities more than they did before. 50 percent...
by Act Against Bullying | Oct 14, 2018 | Bullying
Is a bully picking on your child at school? Or are you concerned about your son’s or daughter’s behaviour? Sometimes a book on bullying can help. You might want some advice. Perhaps a work of fiction is good. Here are a few listed below....
by Louise Burfitt-Dons | Aug 15, 2018 | Bullying
It may be cool, but can also be deadly: Tribalism Tribalism has become pervasive. As an anti-bullying advocate dealing with young people, I’ve seen how it gets rooted in schools and affects lives so quickly. Now it seems the trend is on the rise across wider society....
by Act Against Bullying | Feb 6, 2018 | Bullying
Ask a room full of people to put up their hands if they’ve been bullied and you’re sure of a positive reaction. Ask if they’ve bullied anyone themselves, you’ll get the opposite reaction. No one wants the B label. But this behaviour has to start somewhere....
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