Moving Beyond Bullying

Bulling takes place every day. In Australia and the US approximately one in every four students is affected by bullying.

Take a stand against bullying was produced by Jarryd Inns as part of the One Goal One Community student project 2011

Bullying is a major concern for everyone, everywhere. In Australia, one in six school children are bullied each week. We need to acknowledge this is a problem that occurs throughout life – not just senior schools, but primary schools and the workforce too. Professor Kenworthy discusses the work of the LEAP Centre and the One Goal, One Community: Moving Beyond Bullying and Empowering for Life initiative.

Dr George Hrivnak introduces and discusses the history of the One Goal, One Community program

One of the negative impacts that arise from the intersection of technology and education is cyberbullying. It is this extremely important and often difficult to predict element of online-based communications. Jeff discusses the various forms and the severe consequences of cyberbullying and trolling.

In receat years a growing number of interventions have been designed to reduce the impact of workplace bullying within organizations. Jane Murray discusses the impact of bullying in the workplace and the ways the One Goal One Community initiative can assist.

Bond University has a strong policy against bullying behaviour. There is no place for it in our community or society. Students talk about their experiences with bullying and how to support positive change through an important and purposeful initiative that resonates with all of us, One Goal One Community.

Students and staff from Marist College talk about how the One Goal One Community initiative has made a positive impact at the College.