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Webinar Recording | Safe spaces for teaching: Legal protections for educators in the workplace

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Webinar Recording | Safe spaces for teaching: Legal protections for educators in the workplace

Every educator has the right to work in an environment free from violence, harassment, and discrimination. Research shows that educator-targeted bullying and misconduct can erode trust between teachers, learners, parents, and the school community - undermining both well-being and educational outcomes.

9 Oct 2025 35:51 Minutes Webinar

Our experts hosted a webinar that explored the risks facing educators, including personal, institutional, and societal factors contributing to workplace challenges. Participants gained practical insights into the legal protections available to teachers, the responsibilities of school management, and strategies to create and sustain a safe, supportive teaching environment.

Click here to watch the webinar.

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