Presentations and Papers from the NCAB National Conference 3 - 4 November 2007

Welcome Addresses

1. 1. Hon Alastair Nicholson Opening Address NCAB 2007
2. 2. Minister Julie Bishop Welcome Address NCAB conference 2007
3. 3. Dr Judith Slocombe - Opening The Alannah and Madeline Foundation
4. 4. Hon Bronwyn Pike MP - message

Keynote Presentations

• Keynote - Cross, Prof Donna - Solutions Not Problems Evidence based processes and strategies to e
• Keynote - Johnson, Prof David - Paper NCAB Conference Bullying Prevention Australia 07
• Keynote - Johnson, Prof David - Preventing bullying and maintaining positive relationships among
• Keynote - Johnson, Prof David - The role of cooperative learning
• Keynote - McGrath, Dr Helen & Noble, Dr Toni - The Big Picture of Positive Peer Relationships Wha
• Keynote - McGrath, Dr Helen - Making Australian Schools Safer A Summary Report of the NSSF Best P
• Keynote - Salmivalli, Prof Christina - From Peer Putdowns to Peer Support The National Antibullyi

Workshop

• Armstrong, Marg - Building and Repairing Relationships the Restorative Way
• Bartholomaeus, Dr Pam - Building on the role of parent with the NSSF
• Bauman, Dr Sheri - broken_friendship
• Bauman, Dr Sheri - cant_take_back
• Bauman, Dr Sheri - Cyber Bullying The Virtual Menance
• Bauman, Dr Sheri - CYBER-dictionary
• Bauman, Dr Sheri - Kitchen_Final Viral Video
• Bauman, Dr Sheri - NCAB Conference Clip
• Bauman, Dr Sheri - Paper Cyberbullying
• Bauman, Dr Sheri - Talent Show_Final Viral Video
• Bernard, Michael E. - The Social and Emotional Wellbeing of Students Who Bully Different Strokes
• Bernard, Michael E. - The Social and Emotional Wellbeing of Students Who Bully Different Strokes2
• Buckler, Sgt Allan - School Care, A partnerhsip between between police and educaton pres
• Carr-Gregg, Dr Michael - The psychological and legal challenges for schools, parents and the comm
• Chadwick, Sharlene - Peer Support Foundation NCAB Presentation Notes
• Chadwick, Sharlene - Peer Support Foundation
• Chew, Dr Chelsea - The All Against Bullying Tactic A functional analysis approach to stopping bul
• Erceg, Erin - Friendly Schools
• Field, Evelyn - Understanding Workplace Bullying at School
• Griffiths, Coosje - Restoring Peer Dynamics
• Gurry, Tim - Don't be a Bully Bystander
• Hillier, Dr Lynne - In the Too hard basket how to deal with homophobic violence in schools
• Horton-James, Lyndall - The No Blame Approach to Bullying Prevention
• Houltby, Vanessa - Catherine and Alice Empowering Young People to create safe and supportive scho
• Houltby, Vanessa - Enpowering Young People to create safe supportive and meaningful school commun
• Jarvis, Kerry - The Method of Shared Concern
• Jennens, Scott - Werkmeister Boucher Leaps and Bounds
• Marshall, Dr Daniel - Celebrating Students Sexual and General Diversity
• Marshall, Dr Daniel - Handouts Celebrating Student's Sexual and Gender Diversity resources list
• McGrath, Dr Helen - Cooperative Games as a Strategy for Developing Positive Peer Relationships
• McLean, SC Susan - Contact details
• Meurs, Carla & Augerinos, Margaret - Solving the Jigsaw Tools to engage the whole community
• Netteberg, Lars & Stanley, Maree - Better Buddies
• Ng, Ester - Empowering Positive Peer Relationships in Dealing with Bullying Issues Begins in Pres
• Nicholson, Alastair - The Law and School Safety and Security
• Noble, Dr Toni - Relationship and Student Bystander Behaviour Handout
• Roffey, Dr Sue - Emotinal Literacy and the development of a caring school community
• Roffey, Dr Sue - Emotional Literacy and the development of a caring school community NCAB handout
• Salmivalli, Prof Christina - Kiva Koula The National Antibullying Program in Finland
• Slee, Prof Phillip_ Bottroff, Ass Prof Verity & Michaelson, Kathryn - Austism Spectrum Disorders,
• Thomas, Helen - Preventing Bullying It's more than just a program
• Treyvaud, Robyn - Navigating the Online World of the Cyberian Native What happens when the moral

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Australian research confirms that as many as four or five students in each Australian classroom are regularly bullied by other students. Bullying is now recognised as a human rights issue and a serious problem for everyone - those who are bullied, those who take part in bullying, teachers, parents and the communities in which this antisocial and oppressive behaviour occurs.

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• Relevant templates to assist schools to implement an anti-bullying policy and procedures

Links to External Resources

• Reach Out
• Bullying, no way!
• Bullying in schools & what to do
• Kids Helpline
• Anti-Bullying Network
• Workplace Bullying