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.

Check list Legend: New Action: Expanding Action:	2012/13	2013/14	2014/15
Partnerships
Establish an interdepartmental working committee to track, monitor, and report annually on the action plan’s progress
Expand the SchoolsPlus service to co-locate mental health clinicians in schools
Re-establish the Nova Scotia Youth Advisory Council
Expand existing partnerships and explore new ones with universities, community colleges, and private career colleges, and with professional associations, and community and service organizations
Strengthen partnerships with African Nova Scotian, First Nations, and immigrant community-based organizations to support diversity of learning
Strengthen partnership with the Atlantic Ministers Forum Responsible for the Status of Women
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
Facilitate the exchange of knowledge about online child sexual exploitation within the Atlantic Ministers Forum Responsible for the Status of Women
Support a youth-community-government partnership in an arts-based workshop about girls and bullying with an emphasis on diversity (Mean Girl Monologues)

* 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.