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8 NEWSLETTERS TO SUBSCRIBE TO, TO SUPPORT ANTI-BULLYING!

Throughout my courses at Fanshawe College, safety has been a top priority. Within the last two classes I have had, Understanding Child Abuse and Family Violence, expression and engagement, being two of the four pillars of How Does Learning Happen, become present. Within "Understanding Child Abuse" an inquiry on how to engage with families and make safety a top priority for ourselves, comes to mind. 

Find below 8 resources, sites, programs or newsletters to join to support anti-bullying! 

1. Anti-bullying Alliance -

2. Bullying Canada -

3. Kids Help Phone - does not have a traditional newsletter. Find their pressroom link below!

4. Cyberbullying Research Centre - 

5. National Centre for School Safety - 

6. Catholic Children's Aid Society - 

7. Pacer's National Bullying Prevention Centre - bullying prevention resources site. 

8. Stomp Out Bullying - 

Please find below, a word-search, that can be downloaded and printed to support anti-bullying!

Need the answer key, feel free to connect.





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