ABOUT US
campus watch is an ngo for healthy and positive school climates.
founded in 2012, campus watch is a non-governmental organization specializing in actions against school violence and cyberviolence for healthy and positive school climates.
we ensure children’s rights are respected during their schooling, through thorough monitoring.
since 2017, campus watch has collaborated with the united nations system through its special consultative status and its representatives accredited to united nations headquarters and offices in new york, vienna and geneva.
campus watch is active on a daily basis, with school climate mediators and school climate investigators working with children, parents and educators.
the school is a preview of tomorrow, it’s from early age that we must act for a positive and peaceful society. this is the founding principle of our ngo.Jacky J. pamartpresident of the committee
in a majority of countries, 20% of children are victims of school violence and 50% of children are victims of cyberviolence. in countries facing armed conflict, there are 24,000 violations against children, representing an average of 65 violations per day.
our highlights.
for ten years, we have been alongside schools to take action.
These moments spent with you, the volunteers, the partners and the educational communities forge our history.
These moments spent with you, the volunteers, the partners and the educational communities forge our history.
2012
Jacky Pamart publishes his book-testimony at the age of seventeen on his schooling marked by school violence.
2013
Jacky Pamart, Avril Aillot and Aydan Kapisiz founded campus watch on the eve of their end-of-year high school exams.
2014
creation of a trilogy of original short films with the help of french actors Patrick Bruel, Charles Berling and Antoine Duléry.
2015
involvement in the creation of the first world day against bullying at school, filming of the documentary “souffre-douleurs“, to be broadcast in france, belgium, switzerland and canada.
2016
the ngo is appointed ambassador of the french citizen reserve and member of the academic and national juries with the french ministry of education.
2017
a special consultative status is granted to the ngo by the economic and social council of united nations.
2018
creation of an unprecedented quantified survey on school violence and cyberviolence.
2019
reading of 7 pleas and drafting of a global citizen convention for the improvement of school climates at the united nations.
2020
celebration 75 years of the united nations creating the 24 goals for healthy and positive school climates.
2021
campus watch wins the medal of the french national assembly for its diplomatic actions against school violence and cyberviolence. Filming of the documentary “à bonne école“, broadcasted in france.
2022
after financial difficulties caused by the coronavirus pandemic and the consequent departure of its patrons, campus watch signs a manifesto and unveils its new programs.
two axes guide us : acting with schools for school climates and
monitoring and mapping schools and school climates
working with schools means deploying mediators to prevent school violence and cyberviolence, training students, parents of students and educators, aligning with the 24 goals for healthy and positive school climates. the 4 seasons method helps reaching those goals.
monitoring and mapping schools and school climates means offering states and the civil society a monitoring developed on 24 indicators for healthy and positive school climates. the 4 atmospheres method takes care of this thanks to innovative tools.
some of our advocates.
discover some of the people involved with us. they carry strong messages around themes associated with cyberviolence, disability, racism, equality between men and women, and indigenous peoples.
of course, we do not forget the mediators and the investigators. faces that you may not see but that punctuate our daily lives.
Jacky Pamart
advocate
Lara Doufils
advocate
Arafet Boutita
advocate
Augustin Brouillet
advocate
Osama Naser
advocate
Maxime Maury
advocate
David Aguilar
advocate
Jasmin Roy
advocate
Ferran Aguilar
advocate
Rayan Bouhsina
advocate