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Informationen zum Autor Susan Strauss RN Ed.D., is a harassment and bullying consultant, trainer, and speaker for schools and workplaces. She is an expert witness for school (Title IX) and workplace (Title VII) sexual harassment lawsuits. Susan consults with clients in the development of harassment and bullying policies, investigates complaints of harassment and bullying, and counsels repeat offenders to diminish the misconduct and create a more respectful and discriminatory free work and school environment. Her publications include Sexual Harassment and Teens: A Program for Positive Change, and numerous journal articles, book chapters, curricula, and other works focused on sexual harassment and bullying in schools and at work. She is an associate faculty member at DeVry University and University of Phoenix. Klappentext Despite headlines that label all harassment among youth as bullying, there is in fact a difference between sexual harassment and bullying. This book discusses the similarities and important differences between the two, offering firsthand accounts from victims and others involved in combating the activities that victimize students. It provides parents, youth advocates, scout leaders, and other concerned adults with practical steps to partner with schools to prevent and intervene on the behaviors to help keep kids safe. The book clearly identifies the steps to take to hold schools accountable when a student has been harassed or bullied, even when the school is not stopping the behavior. Providing examples throughout the work, Strauss helps readers become better acquainted with the various activities that constitute sexual harassment and bullying and what they can do to combat the problem. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction 1. Sexual Harassment, Title IX, and the U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights 2. Sexual Harassment of Elementary and Special Education Students 3. Harassment of Gay Lesbian Bisexual and Transgender Students 4. Bullying 5. The Difference Between Sexual Harassment and Bullying and Why it Matters 6. Cyberharassment and Cyberbullying 7. Impact of Sexual Harassment 8. Why Don't Schools Stop Sexual Harassment and Bullying? 9. The Causes and Contributing Factors 10.Additional Laws 11. Partnering With Schools to Keep Kids Safe 12. Holding Schools Accountable 13. Conclusion ...
