We must all work together to address bullying and cyberbullying behaviour. This includes educators, community groups, families, and policing agencies. Actions in this area establish new partnerships and expand existing partnerships.
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Establish an interdepartmental working committee to track, monitor, and report annually on the action plan’s progress |
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Expand the SchoolsPlus service to co-locate mental health clinicians in schools |
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Re-establish the Nova Scotia Youth Advisory Council |
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Expand existing partnerships and explore new ones with universities, community colleges, and private career colleges, and with professional associations, and community and service organizations |
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Strengthen partnerships with African Nova Scotian, First Nations, and immigrant community-based organizations to support diversity of learning |
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Strengthen partnership with the Atlantic Ministers Forum Responsible for the Status of Women |
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Collaborate to build provincial capacity to respond to human trafficking to raise awareness about victim-centred approaches regarding the sexual exploitation of youth and children |
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Facilitate the exchange of knowledge about online child sexual exploitation within the Atlantic Ministers Forum Responsible for the Status of Women |
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Support a youth-community-government partnership in an arts-based workshop about girls and bullying with an emphasis on diversity (Mean Girl Monologues) |
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* Solid green circles indicate when new actions will start. Open blue circles indicate the expansion of existing actions. This is a multi-year action plan and actions are on-going throughout.