Community Events
Upcoming Events
Everything about Cyberbullying
Richmond, BC
Age 12-18
This comprehensive presentation explores the many faces of cyberbullying—what it looks like, why it happens, and how it impacts individuals and communities. Participants will learn how to identify cyberbullying, understand its emotional and psychological effects, and explore practical strategies for prevention and intervention. Designed for youth, parents, and educators, this session empowers audiences with tools to recognize, respond to, and stand against online harassment.
Online Safety Presentation
North Vancouver, BC
Age 12-18
Our Online Safety Presentation is designed to educate and equip youth with essential digital skills to stay safe and confident in the online world. From understanding privacy settings and digital footprints to recognizing online threats and scams, this session covers the fundamentals of safe internet use. Special attention is given to the 4Cs of online safety—Content, Contact, Conduct, and Commerce—making it ideal for schools, community groups, and parents who want to foster responsible digital citizenship.
Parent Education Seminar
Vancouver, BC
No Age Restriction
This session is designed to support parents in navigating the challenges their children face in today's digital and social world. From understanding bullying and cyberbullying to fostering emotional resilience and safe online habits, this session provides practical guidance and resources. Parents will gain insights into youth behavior, communication strategies, and how to become strong allies in creating a safer, more respectful environment at home, at school, and online.
Previous Events
RMCS Leadership & Advocacy
February 12th, 2025
Richmond Multicultural Community Services
Youth
This event aimed to empower youth by strengthening their leadership skills through engaging activities and discussions. Participants explored key principles of leadership and advocacy, learning how to effectively communicate, how to be an advocate, and inspire positive change. Through interactive exercises, they gained practical experience in applying leadership concepts while reflecting on their own roles as future leaders.
RMCS Online Safety & Cyberbullying
January 24th, 2025
Richmond Multicultural Community Services
Youth
This event focused on identifying online threats through real-life scenarios and educating youth on online safety, cyberbullying, and sextortion. Participants also took part in a 2-on-1 activity to reinforce their understanding of these topics while providing an opportunity to share their perspectives on online safety and cyberbullying.
Trimble After School Care Society Anti-Bullying Seminar
November 18th, 2024
Queen Mary's Elementary School
Children
This event was a comprehensive anti-bullying workshop aimed towards children K - Grade 7.
This interactive session was designed to equip children with knowledge of different types of bullying, intervention, and prevention strategies.