Expand your confidence to prevent bullying behaviours at your school – Register now for the Stand Up for Respect Online Network Meeting.
Hosted by Life Ed Queensland, in partnership with Griffith University, the Stand Up for Respect Online Network Meeting empowers teachers to manage and prevent bullying behaviours among students. This lively and informative session features talks and Q&A with a panel of behaviour change experts. Teachers will also come together to learn from one another in a supportive and welcoming space, strengthening their capacity for bullying prevention.
Date: Tuesday, 13 August
Time: 3:30 – 5:00pm
Dr Sharyn Rundle-Thiele As a behaviour change expert and researcher, Sharyn has extensive experience working on governmental and non-governmental health and wellbeing initiatives across Australia.
Aimee has a long-held interest in understanding people who are experiencing vulnerabilities and identifying strategies to support these individuals. Among several topics, her research work has focused on young adult populations, and concerns of trolling.
Shannon O’BrienShannon is an experienced social worker, teacher and trained school counsellor. Her PhD thesis explores how to support teachers and school staff to intervene effectively in bullying among students.
Marilyn’s research expertise is in bullying and cyberbullying, and her work has involved advising Australian Federal and State governments and UNESCO on bullying. Marilyn also worked as a teacher for 20 years. She later became a registered psychologist, working as a school counsellor to provide intervention strategies for parents and teachers.
*The State of Queensland (Queensland Family and Child Commission), Growing Up Queensland 2023 and **Bullying No Way
