Responding
Responding to an incident of racist bullying has two aspects — what to do to support children and young people at the receiving end, and how to challenge those who are responsible.
Each of these is considered here in turn. But before you look at these two sets of advice, it would be useful to consider some frequently asked questions and what makes racist bullying different from other forms of bullying. It is easier to respond to a specific incident if one has previously given thought to general matters and concerns, and if one has clarified one's thinking through deliberation with colleagues.
Also in this section there are some case study descriptions of real events.
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Published: 22 March 2006
