Cyberbullying Education and Awareness Toolkit

Your toolkit has resources to help you educate employees, coworkers, family and friends including:

• Tip Sheets on how to stop cyberbullying for:
  • Parents and Educators
  • Kids
  • Teens
• Graphics for social media
• Sample social media posts
• A flowchart on who to talk to about cyberbullying
• An infographic with facts and figures about cyberbullying

By spreading the word, you can help your kids, students or other parents and educators in your community learn how to recognize and report instances of cyberbullying.

Tip Sheets

Flowchart

What do you do if you're being cyberbullied? There are many resources available to help kids and teens. Find the right one with this chart.

Infographic

Social Media Posts and Graphics

We've created these graphics to help you share the word on social media.

Here are sample posts you can share on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn to spread awareness.  

•  This back to school season, I'm helping spread the word about cyberbullying. Learn how to recognize, prevent and report #cyberbullying with these tips: https://staysafeonline.org/online-safety-privacy-basics/cyberbullying/ #staysafeonline #BlocktheBullies
• Help create a safe and secure internet for everyone. Teach kids and teens how to report cyberbullying: https://staysafeonline.org/online-safety-privacy-basics/cyberbullying/ #staysafeonline #BlocktheBullies

Additional Resources

For more information about cyberbullying, check out these additional resources from our partners:

• StopBullying.gov
• R;pple Suicide Prevention
• The Sandbox at Madeline's Place
• The Smart Talk