The Dangers of Over-sharing On Social Media
We’ve all seen those posts. Someone ranting on Facebook about their boss, a friend, or even their significant other and
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Teen – parent agreement about Internet use
Because of the continuing abuse of technology by way of cyberbullying, we offer below an Agreement for parents, children and
Inspirational video: bullied kid is a phenomenal dancer
We frequently discuss stories, court cases, etc. about various aspects of bullying and cyberbullying. Unfortunately, many of these stories are
Texas teen creates effective anti-bullying video
Lauren Bush spent two hours and a lot of creativity to produce her anti-bullying video “Word Play.” It was part of
California creates an online eraser for teens’ posts
Have you sent someone a message or posted a comment you wish you could take back? Have you regretted something
Yes, you can be arrested and go to jail for bullying
It’s National Bullying Prevention Month, so we want to focus on some of the bullying and cyberbullying questions we’ve received
50 high school football players suspended for bullying and more
The following story was written by Gregg Doyel for CBSSports.com. You can read the rest of the story here. The
Is it legal for your school to monitor your social media accounts?
One school district in California apparently thinks it’s okay to monitor students’ social media accounts and check in on your Facebook
Bullycides continue in 2013
Unfortunately, the incidents of teens and younger children committing suicide, in part because of cyberbullying, continues in 2013. These tragic
Cyberbullying claims two more teen lives
Once again, we see the abuse that can be unleashed by cruel and irresponsible use of the Internet. We’re also