Ophelia Project National Conference

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Ophelia Project National Conference

by Justin @ 9:31 am. Filed under Web safety, book, conference, definition, girls, myspace, presentation, prevention, response, school

Both Sameer and I will be at the Ophelia Project National Conference in Evanston, IL, Thursday and Friday this week (Oct. 16-17) talking about cyberbullying. We will be presenting a couple of breakout sessions covering issues related to preventing and responding to cyberbullying incidents and legal issues facing educators. If you are there, stop by and say hi!

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