Cyberbullying Awareness & Support

What is Cyberbullying?

Cyberbullying is when someone uses the internet or messaging apps to harass, threaten, embarrass, or harm someone. Basically when people are mean to you online! They might send nasty messages, make fun of you on Instagram or TikTok, or post stuff to embarrass you. It’s way more common now because of how common social media use had become, so kids may be exposed to it. Unlike in person bullying, cyberbullying can happen anytime and reach a large audience very quickly. The goal of this site is to spread awareness of cyberbullying and help people who may be dealing with it or know someone suffering from it to know what steps to take if it happens.

About this site?

This site aims to spread awareness about cyber bullying, create a safe space for people dealing with it,

You're not alone

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What To Do

1. Don’t Respond

Staying calm avoids making the situation worse.

2. Save Proof

Take screenshots of messages, dates, usernames.

3. Block Them

Use platform tools to block or mute the bully.

4. Tell Someone

Reach out to a trusted adult, friend, or counselor.

5. Report It

Most social apps have anonymous reporting.

Helpful Resources

StopBullying.gov

Official guidance on prevention and reporting.

Visit

Cyberbullying Research Center

Tips, guides, and research for all ages.

Visit

DoSomething.org

Teen activism & anti-bullying support.

Visit

988 Lifeline

Crisis support by call or text.

Visit

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