Cyberbullying and online hate speech stories for pupils

References: 1. Adapted from “Violência Doméstica: Intervenção em grupo com mulheres vítimas – Manual para Profissionais” (Matos & Machado, 2011).

2. Authorship/adaptation or source: Adapted by Associazione Culturale Strauss. Formerly adapted by Mark Mains, Extension Specialist for 4-H Youth Development, University of Kentucky from training materials supplied by Deana Reed, Extension Specialist for 4-H Youth Development, University of Kentucky.

Originally adapted from “Breaking the Code” by Kansas State University Extension.

3. Authorship/adaptation or source: Brenner, „Cool bleiben statt zuschlagen“, 2002, revised by B. Sinapius.

4. Authorship/adaptation or source: BullyingFree NZ Week 2018 Activity Pack.

5. Authorship/adaptation or source: SALTO Booklet of Project BRAVE – BUILDING RESILIENCE AGAINST VIOLENT EXTREMISM 6. Authorship/adaptation or source: unknown source, adapted by Association PEL. 7. Bullying: Don’t Suffer in Silence – an a 1. anti-bullying pack for schools. 2002.

8. Children and Young People. Queen’s Printer, 2003.

9. Dr. Antanas Valantinas “Problemos apraiškos” / Dr. Antanas Valantinas “Manifestations of the Problem”.

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Dr. Antanas Valantinas “Problemos apraiškos”: https://slideplayer.lt/slide/17296633/.

11. Focus on Bullying. A Prevention Program for Elementary School Communities. British Columbia, 1999.

12. Focus on Harassment and intimidation. Responding to Bullying in Secondary School Communities. British Columbia, 2001.