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Using the quality circle approach to empower disadvantaged youth in addressing cyberbullying: an exploration across five European countries

Jayne Hamilton, Noel Purdy, Roy A. Willems, Peter K. Smith, Catherine Culbert, Antonella Brighi, Nora Fiedler, Annalisa Guarini, Consuelo Mameli, Damiano Menin, Herbert Scheithauer, Trijntje Völlink

Pastoral Care in Education · 2020

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Summary

Digital communication technologies play an important role in the social development of young people, but can create vulnerabilities to cyberbullying and other negative online experiences. The Blurred Lives project aimed to tackle cyberbullying innovatively using a co-participatory approach, collaborating with 14–16-year olds living in areas of socio-economic disadvantage in five European countries. In phase one, 2,658 teenagers were surveyed on their internet use and any unpleasant online experiences. This data informed the second phase where the participating countries worked together with 237 adolescents across 10 schools with adult facilitators to create original anti-cyberbullying resources for teachers, parents/carers, peers, and social media providers using the Quality Circle approac

Source type
Peer-reviewed study
DOI
10.1080/02643944.2020.1788127
Catalogue ID
BFmoef2oy6-kr53gx
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