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Gesa Stückmann
Vision: Smart Prevention
- Stückmann: Phenomenon
- Stückmann: Threat
- Stückmann: Chances
My vision of prevention in the future, in the digital world, is that all actors network and cooperate nationwide, which unfortunately is not yet happening. This would enable us to create great synergy effects, learn from each other and there are enough fields of activity for everyone. Nobody is going to take anything away from anybody, but I have the impression at the moment that this might be an obstacle to cooperation. Then another vision is that more money should be made available for prevention, because I do not believe that demanding higher penalties and stricter laws will achieve the desired effect, because by then it will already be too late. That is why more money for prevention would certainly be important. Ideally, training materials or prevention concepts should be made available as OER, i.e. as open education research, so that everyone can benefit from them nationwide. And also to ensure the creation of these materials and their provision through state funding. And finally, what is very important to me, cyberbullying, for example, is of course also transferred into the classroom atmosphere. Even if it takes place in the digital world, it is transmitted into the classroom, and that’s where I think school social workers are very important today, and will be very important in the future. I hope that school social work will become a permanent element in schools and that it will be recognised, respected and financially secured and not remain tied to ESF funding. And thus become a stable pillar in the school. I am also very concerned about a current development, what is shared in WhatsApp class groups from the fifth and sixth grade up to the eleventh and twelfth grade: Swastikas, Hitler salute pictures, “Willst Du Spaß brauchst Du Gas”, pictures of Anne Frank with “Lolokaust” written above them. These pictures, these stickers are shared, a hundred times. Pupils think it is fun, but it is a criminal offence to share such content. Parents do not know that children share such things today and therefore cannot react to them at all, and that is why we have to educate, sensitise and communicate the criminal offences.
Gesa Stückmann
- born in Düsseldorf
- 1988 – 1990 Apprenticeship as bank clerk
- 1990 – 1994 Study of law in Trier, 1st state examination
- 1996 2nd state examination in Rostock
- Since 2016 lawyer in Rostock in own law firm
- Married, 2 children (14 and 19 years)
- She has been working on cases of cyberbullying since 2007 and also holds voluntary lectures at schools in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern – since 2013 via webinars nationwide: around 1,200 webinars with approx. 70,000 participants
- 2011: Mecklenburg-Vorpommern State Prevention Prize. 2018: EMOTION Award “Social values”. 2019: NDR award “Nicht meckern, machen!” [“Don’t grumble, do it!”]
- Phenomenon
- Threat
- Chances
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