Dr. Shariff's policy work on cyberbullying via Max Bell School of Public Policy
iMPACTS director and James McGill ProfessorĚýDr. Shaheen ShariffĚýhas published her commissioned paper on Children and Technologies for McGill’s Max Bell School of PolicyĚýand the . Entitled “Defining the Lines with iMPACTS: A Multi-Sectored Partnership Policy Model to Rehumanize Children’s Online Communication,” the paper includes policy guidelines to address cyberbullying and online sexual violence and draws on Dr. Shariff’s two decades of research into these topics. It was created with assistance fromĚýiMPACTS M.A. student Farah Roxanne Stonebanks.Ěý
The paper is part of a broader collaboration with interdisciplinary scholars, policymakers, and stakeholders to understand the impact of media technologies on children and youth. You can read .
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