Structural Changes

As part of the new strategic direction of NCAB, in May 2007, members of the former Coalition Against Bullying voted to implement a new organisational structure and membership strategy.

Executive Committee

Chair
The Hon Alastair Nicholson AO RFD QC
Chief Justice, Family Court of Australia (Retired)

Sandra Craig
Manager, National Centre Against Bullying

Prof Donna Cross
Professor at the School of Nursing and Public Health, Edwin Cowan University, WA

Maree Davidson
Managing Director Davidson Consulting P/L

Stephen Franzi-Ford
CEO, Association of School Councils of Victoria

Dr Helen McGrath
Education Psychologist and Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Education, Deakin University, Vic

Susan Méra

Dr Judith Slocombe
CEO, The Alannah and Madeline Foundation and Australian Government ‘Social Networking Sites and Online Grooming’ Consultative Working Group member

Maree Stanley
General Manager – Prevention, The Alannah and Madeline Foundation, and National Safe Schools Framework Best Practice Grants Program

Mary Tobin
Manager, Student Wellbeing, Catholic Education Office, Melbourne

Irene Verins
Senior Program Advisor, Mental Health and Wellbeing, VicHealth

NCAB Members

Tilly Barger
Principal, Williamstown Primary, Vic

Dr Pam Bartholomaeus
Lecturer, School of Education, Flinders University, SA

Andrew Blair
President, Australian Secondary Schools Association

Dr Michael Carr-Gregg
Adolescent Psychologist

Evelyn Field
Psychologist

Andrew Fuller
Psychologist and family therapist

Coosje Griffiths
Psychologist and Manager, Student Services for the Department of Education, WA

Robert Masters
Director, Robert Masters and Associates P/L

Todd Harper
CEO, VicHealth

Dr Toni Noble
Education Psychologist and Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Education, Australian Catholic University, NSW

Prof Ken Rigby
Educational Consultant and Adjunct Associate Professor of Social Psychology, University of South Australia

Prof Phillip Slee
Associate Professor in Human Development, School of Education, Flinders University, SA