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CYBERBULLYING HURTS

IT'S NOT OK

70% of people aged 13-22 have been cyberbullied.
You don't have to stand alone.

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IT'S NOT OK

We can stop it now.

Life is meant to be full of laughter
and happiness with friends.

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You're not alone

Tell someone

More than 70% of cyberbullying of
young people is done by somone they know.

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ACT

Take the 6 Steps.

Get back to running your life
the way you want it to be.

IT'S NOT OK

Say these 6 words

"Why are you being a bully"

If you say this to a bully they will usually back down – it’s not cool to be labeled a cyberbully and once they realize their friends think they are being a bully, they may stop.

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Print & Save
 evidence
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Exit the
conversation
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Block the
person

Take these 6 steps

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Change your
privacy settings
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Talk to a parent,
friend or school
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Report to the website
owner, service provider,
or the police

The Internet is a
playground for cyberbullies.

The NobodyStandsAlone campaign provides tools and tips to unmask cyberbullies and stop them in their tracks.  Cyberbullying is not OK and can be stopped.  This site will show you how, with practical advice on what to do if you find yourself involved in cyberbullying.

About
Cyberbullying

It's not just about technology; it’s about real people. Things can be done offline to stop cyberbullying online.

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Danger
Zones

The real world dangers of cyberbullying can be serious, with long term consequences. Find out what to look for.

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For
Parents

As a parent, you don’t have to be a cyber expert to spot the signs and activate some simple steps to help your child.

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Quick
 Quizzes

Do you know how to deal with certain cyberbullying situations? Are you in danger of being a cyberbully?

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