For the "Growing up, what a struggle" cycle, promoted by the Golinelli Foundation and by AISMI, the Association for Child Mental Health, the meeting on cyberbullying will take place, scheduled at the Opificio Golinelli in Bologna (via Paolo Nanni Costa, 14) on Monday 27 March at 18.15.
The internet planet is immense and full of surprises. With its social networks, video games and apps, it's the perfect place to have fun, discover new things and keep in touch with friends, even those far away! The web, however, is also a dangerous world populated by trolls, fakes, haters and stalkers. In a word, cyberbullies. They are the "dark side" of digital life.
As part of the cycle "Growing up, what a struggle", the meeting with Teo Benedetti and Davide Morosinotto, authors of the book Cyberbulli to the carpet. Small manual for the use of social networks (Editoriale Scienza, 2016). A reflection on the responsible use of the web, with the aim of fully exploiting the infinite possibilities of new technologies, while also considering their risks.
Participants Annalisa Guarini, professor of Developmental and Educational Psychology, University of Bologna, expert in issues of social inclusion, bullying and cyberbullying, and Major Umberto Carpin, commander of the first section of the investigative unit of the Provincial Command of the CC of Bologna, with an intervention on the criminally relevant conducts and on the penal norms involved in the crime-related facts.
The series of meetings "Growing up, what a struggle" is organized by the Golinelli Foundation and AISMI, the Association for Child Mental Health.
