All Together Project – Working as one to address sectarian bullying in Northern Ireland

Funded by the Irish Government, Department of Foreign Affairs Reconciliation Fund, this project aims to work with children and young people, children’s workforce, and parents and carers, to help address the issue of sectarian bullying in Northern Ireland.

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We at the Anti-Bullying Alliance are proud to launch our All Together Guide and CPD training course for preventing and responding to sectarian bullying behaviour among children and young people in Northern Ireland.

 

All Together: Preventing and Responding to Sectarian Bullying Behaviour Among Children and Young People in Northern Ireland - A Guide for the Children’s Workforce.

Our free online CPD training course to support professionals working with children and young people in Northern Ireland.

 

These resources are designed for educators, youth workers, policymakers, and community leaders to help prevent and respond effectively to sectarian bullying. They draw on the key findings of the research, include the voices of those affected, and provide actionable recommendations. 

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If you would like to hear more about this project please contact us at [email protected]  

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