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Latest Cyber Bullying News

 

NOTE: MTV International and Firecracker Films are seeking participants aged 14-24 years for a soon-to-be-produced documentary called 'Bullied'. Further information available here.

 

Resources and Information about School Children and Bullying 

  Would You Know if Your Child Were Being Bullied? Click here to read 4 Tips to Keep Them From Becoming a Victim

  Bullying Seen as a Big School Problem

  The Cybersmart website, developed by the Australian Communications and Media Authority, is part of the Australian Government's ongoing commitment to provide a safe online environment for all families - especially children. Cybersmart provides activities, resources and practical advice to help young kids, kids, teens and parents safely enjoy the online world. You'll also find training and resources for schools and materials for library staff.

  What is Cyber Bullying?  As a parent it's sometimes difficult to understand how, or why children target other children. Find out how technology has added to the school bully's arsenal.

  Would you know if your child was being targeted by a Cyber Bully? This article provides insight for parents. What are the signs a child is being cyber bullied?

  If you feel your child is being bullied online, there are a number ways you can get help. Click here for more information.

  What is Cyberstalking? Access the following web page for resources to use with teenagers regarding cybersafety issues. 

  A parent's guide to internet safety, and how they can help their children have safe and positive experiences online. View the various articles and resources here.

  More information about cyber bullying, including additional resources for educators, can be found here.

  Stop Cyberbullying - http://www.stopcyberbullying.org/
For parents - Watch the intro to get an idea of what cyberbullying is and the types of actions it can involve "cyberbullying is limited only by the imagination and bandwidth".  Offers guides for young people, 7-10, 11-13 and 14-17 years of age about cyberbullying.

  Bullying. No way! - http://www.bullyingnoway.com.au/  is a website that's developed and managed by all Australian education authorities for use by Australia's Government, Catholic and Independent school communities.

 

Cyber Bullying in the News

  In an attempt to counter cyber bullying in class, one NSW school is implementing 'cyber citizenship' courses. Based on an American idea, these courses aim to promote more harmonious relationships between high school students in class and at home.  Click here to read the full story. 

  View Channel Nine's, Sixty Minutes program about 'Cyber Bullies' that aired on 13 April 2008. This site also includes a number links and contacts to assist in dealing with cyber bullying, and a transcript of the program that went to air.  

  A Queensland University of Technology study has found nearly all teens will experience some form of mobile phone bullying by the time they graduate. View the full story here. 

  Parents: Cyber Bullying Led to Teen's Suicide. Read the full story here.

  'MySpace bully' Lori Drew escapes felony charge over suicide of Megan Meier (November 27, 2008)

  MySpace Goes After Cyber Bullies (20 Mar 2009), Read the full item here.

  Software by 'NetBox Blue' to curb cyber bullying (18 March 2009), Read the article here.

  Cyber-bullying victims most depressed: Cyber-bullying may be even tougher for kids to handle than "traditional" bullying involving beatings, name-calling, or social shunning, researchers have found. (21 September 2010). Read full article here.

  An Auditor-General's report has found Victorian school principals need more assistance coping with the rising threat of cyberbulling, (3 May 2011). View story details here.

  New Android app Bully Block allows teenagers to block and capture bullies (7 May 2011), Read details here.

  Australian school teachers will have access to a new cybersafety training program, helping them to protect students from cyberbullying (16 May 2011). Read the full article here.

  West Australian teen accused of cyberbullying a Wisconsin girl halfway round the globe is facing charges of stalking, fraud and harassment (25 May 2011), Read article here.

 

[This page was last updated 25 August 2011]

 

 

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