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@import "/aic.css"; You are using a browser that does not correctly support internet standards. This page should be readable in all browsers, but may not be correctly formatted. We recommend that you upgrade to a standards-compliant browser Australian Institute of Criminology No. 219: Bullying and victimisation in schools: a restorative justice approach Brenda Morrison ISBN: 642 24252 6 ; ISSN 0817-8542 February 2002 This paper, published by the Australian Institute of Criminology, is an outcome of a project, Shame Management and Social Reintegration for Bullies and Victims in ACT Schools: The Prism Project (CRC 6/97-8), funded by the Criminology Research Council Download paper (PDF 48kB) Abstract Bullying at school causes enormous stress for many children and their families, and has long-term effects. School bullying has been identified as a risk factor associated with antisocial and criminal behaviour. Bullies are more likely to drop out of school and to engage in delinquent and criminal behaviour. The victims are more likely to have higher levels of stress, anxiety, depression and illness, and an increased tendency to suicide. This paper reports on a restorative justice program that was run in a primary school in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), but whose lessons have wider application.

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Universities and Colleges There are many universities and colleges throughout United States offering undergraduate and graduate programs specifically in forensics and/or criminology. The The Council on Forensic Science Education provides not only information supplied by the schools themselves, but comments by students and graduates of the programs. There are many others that offer a degree in Criminal Justice with some classes focusing on the science portion. School Bachelor's Program Master's Program Ph. D. Program Other University of California at Irvine Yes Yes Yes Yes University of Northern Colorado Yes X X Yes Florida State University Yes Yes Yes X Southern Illinois University at Carbondale X X X Yes University of Illinois at Chicago X Yes X X University of Maryland Yes Yes Yes X University of Cambridge X Yes Yes X Michigan State University X Yes Yes X NY State College, Buffalo Yes X X X Ohio State University Yes X X Yes Western Oregon University X X X Yes University of Memphis Yes Yes X X return to Criminology and Forensics page

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Dr Christine J Eastwood DipT BCAE, BEd MEd PhD QUT Lecturer, School of Learning and Professional Studies Publications Research Teaching Contact details ... See latest news story Publications Australian Journal of Protective Behaviours. Women and Criminal Justice. Eastwood, C. (1999, November). The treatment of sexually abused children in Queensland Criminal Courts. Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Criminology, Schools and Crime Conference, Adelaide. Eastwood, C. (1999, June). Police in Queensland schools. Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Criminology, Children and Crime Conference, Brisbane. Trends and Issues in Crime and Criminal Justice, 99, Eastwood, C. (1998, July). Surviving child sexual abuse and the Criminal Justice System: Intersecting identities. Paper presented at the Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology International Conference, Gold Coast. Children Australia, 20, [Top of page] Research Grants $3,000 QUT Faculty of Education Grant. Protective Barriers Education: Its role in the prevention of child abuse. $30,004 Criminological Research Council of Australia Grant.

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