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As part of the Respect Connect project, 47 teachers and education professionals from Spain, Greece, Slovenia, Türkiye, Croatia and Latvia took part in national co-creation workshops, sharing their experiences, challenges and priorities around bullying and cyberbullying prevention.
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We recently organised a co-creation workshop as part of the Respect connect project, in collaboration with OŠ Poljane.
The partners of the Respect Connect project are currently refining the 35 developed PDF bullying and cyberbullying scenarios designed for students aged 10–12. These carefully crafted cases form the foundation of our scenario mechanics and dynamics, ensuring each situation reflects realistic challenges young people may face both offline and online.
We met online with Respect Connect project partners to review progress and plan next steps, focusing on scenario development, key app design decisions, upcoming milestones, and actions for the Educators’ Toolkit and dissemination activities.
Last week we participated in the projects' kickoff meeting in Spain. It was an inspiring and productive session, laying the groundwork for our mission to prevent bullying and cyberbullying in primary schools through innovative SEL strategies and digital tools.
Respect Connect project aims to prevent bullying and cyberbullying in primary schools by integrating innovative digital tools and SEL strategies. We will empower teachers, enhance students’ social-emotional skills, and foster safer, more inclusive learning environments.