Grant projects

• Performance raises awareness

  A cast of young people in Deception Bay are helping raise awareness of how to deal with cyberbullying through performing a short play.

• Tablelands youth tackle cyberbullying

  A Malanda State High School project is helping students on the Atherton Tablelands understand social media, how to stand up to cyberbullying and the power of positive messages.

• Putting cyberbullying offside

  The Brisbane Warrigal Dingoes Association combined art with sport to share a powerful anti-cyberbullying message with young players at the recent Australian Indigenous Football Championships Youth Tournament.

• Video offers advice for young people

  The Gladstone PCYC youth management team is helping young people deal with cyberbullying and encouraging them to seek help.

• Standing up not standing by at Holland Park State School

  Senior students at Holland Park State School receive a daily reminder to 'Don't stand by, stand up to cyberbullying'.

• Cyberspace and Me

  Young people participating in the Kidz Youth Community Cyberspace and Me project have used art to safely explore and express their experience of cyberbullying.

• Gordonvale's month of cyberbullying awareness

  November 2019 was cyberbullying awareness month at Gordonvale State High School thanks to a Tackle Cyberbullying grant.

• Small school's big message with new mural

  Taabinga State School has been spreading kindness, love, and friendship with the help of a brand new mural.

• Cyber-smash

  A scavenger hunt, outdoor activities and face painting were part of the Cyber-smash event held in Upper Coomera to raise young people’s awareness of the negative effects of cyberbullying.

• Left on Read music video

  Young people in Meadowbrook collaborated to create a song and video with an empowering message about dealing with cyberbullying.