Cyberbullying

While smart phones offer children and teens many ways to learn and have fun, they also may put children at increased risk of being cyberbullied.

Teaching children and teenagers how to be civil towards others – in person and online – can give them important social skills for navigating school, college,

On April 27, 2020, the Department of Justice hosted an online webinar about what digital hate is, how digital hate affects youth, and how can parents, t

As you prepare for this new school year, take time to reflect with your child about how they’ve grown since last year and what you can do together get off to

Former First Lady Melania Trump talked about online safety and highlighted her initiative that encourages teaching children the importance of social, emotion

Having conversations about phone use and cyberbullying before any problems arise can set the tone that you are open and will be thoughtful, if they should ha

Often kids and teens don’t share their online interactions with their parents, until these interactions become unbearable and even then they may say nothing.

The redeveloped StopBullying.gov makes it easier to understand what cyberbullying is, where the vulnerable online spaces are, and how best to respond when on

Cyberbullying is bullying that takes place using electronic technology.