What’s happenning in Poland with respect to cyberbullying prevention and online safety? Quite a bit actually
Continue reading...30. May 2010
A new study has found that 8 percent of Canadian parents of children aged 7-17 indicate that their child
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May 27, 2010. A just released University of Michigan meta-analysis study of 14,000 college students combining 72 different studies over a 30 year period finds
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Why is this on our site? One reaction to cyberbullying is ”keep technology out of the classroom.” We believe
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Dr. Tanya Byron is the U.K.’s most public figure on cyberbullying prevention. She was commissioned by the British Prime Minister to
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The “scourge” of cyberbullying will cause depression and suicide rates to escalate among Australian youth unless
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Next fall, the Cartoon Network will launch
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Following on from our blog yesterday about the need for young people to have safe places where they can speak out about bullying/cyberbullying and know they will receive assistance, our feature today is about CyberMentors, a website where young people can talk to other young people about bullying and receive online help.
Continue reading...24. May 2010
Florida. 11 year old Celina Okwuone hanged herself in her closet last Thursday night, May 20, 2010. According to news stories, authorities report that she left behind a diary with accounts of
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Social networking for kids ages 6-10?
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Bill Belsey is the President of bullying.org and the creator of some of the world’s first
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Readers of our blog will know that we are firm believers that effective cyberbullying prevention is best achieved through a “team” approach involving all stakeholders (parents, young people, teachers, administrators, and other interested community members). In this blog, we present what Stephen Balkam of the Family Online Safety Institute and Michael Rich, MD, of the Center on Media [...]
Continue reading...19. May 2010
While this blog does not relate directly to cyberbullying, we are including it because it involves all the things about which we are passionate: education (especially for girls and women), positive uses of technology, and a global worldview. We hope you appreciate this story which aired on National Public Radio as much as we did.
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31. May 2010
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