Resources
Guard yourself against the effects of bullying and cyberbullying with these resources. Learn ways to stay safer online, find assistance for those in need (yourself or others), or simply get educated on how to be a better advocate for inclusion.
We’ve got the tools for everyone, from kids to teens, teachers to parents.
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Gender Creative Kids
This website supports and affirms gender creative kids and their families, communities and schools. Also available in French and Arabic.
Bullying Prevention Tips for Youth
Check out these bullying prevention tips from the Government of Alberta. Learn More
Ignition Online Course on Digital Citizenship
Ignition is an online course for grades 5-8 students. The resource addresses digital citizenship topics including: cyberbullying, Ignition online course aligns with Saskatchewan's Digital Citizenship Continuum. Available in English and French.
Literature to Promote Social-Emotional Development in Preschool Aged Children
A resource for educators and families of preschool aged children of children's literature to promote social-emotional development in preschool aged children.
Media Smarts
MediaSmarts' educational K-12 resources cover a wide-range of issues in “traditional” media and digital media. The resources align with provincial curriculum and the majority of the resources are free. There are supports to help students learn how to address cyberbullying, strategies, overview of Canadian laws, resources for parents and for teachers.
Ministry of Education Policy Statement: Student Alliances for Gender and Sexual Diversity in Saskatchewan Schools
The Ministry of Education has a policy statement regarding student alliances for gender and sexual diversity in Saskatchewan schools that encourages and supports school division discussions, policy development and safe school practices for all students.
Need Help Now
needhelpnow.ca provides information to youth who have been negatively impacted by a sexual picture/video being shared by peers. The website outlines what information should be included when contacting a website to request the removal of content, sample complaints and step-by-step information for contacting popular websites.
Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada
This bilingual website offers resources and tools for Canadian educators and parents. The tools were created to help advise youth about the relevance and importance of privacy when using digital technologies. Resources include presentation packages for educators and parents, fact sheets, discussion topics, other tools and videos.
Parenting in a Digital Age: Understanding Kids and Technology
PREVNet and Primus collaborated to create this Canadian website with cyberbullying resources for parents. The website features the latest research and resources to enable parents to do their part to help their children and teens promote healthy relationships online.
PREVNET
PREVNET provides information about what teens need to know and what they can do if they are a bully, if they are bullied, or if they witness bullying. This site also helps young people understand the difference between teasing and bullying.