Cyber-bullies have the power to end lives. That is what teenager Hannah Smith’s tragic suicide, coming after intense, often anonymous bullying on the website Ask.fm, teaches us about one of the great digital dangers we face as a society. The United Kingdom is still reeling from Smith’s suicide, its people working to process not just… Continue reading Hannah Smith’s Death After Bullying on Ask.fm Forces Society to Confront Cyberbullying
The world has seen a recent spate of cyber-bullying suicides and it is drawing new attention to one of the worst consequences of digital expansion. The question is: what will parents and educators do about it? In May, Gabrielle Molina sadly took her own life in Queens after suffering bullying at school and at… Continue reading Canada’s Shocking Rehtaeh Parsons Case Reminds Parents of Cyberbullying Dangers
By Paul Grossinger Bullying is a danger half of all children experience every day. According to a study by the Prague Monitor, half of all school-aged kids will experience cyberbullying in at least one of its many forms during their formative years. So at least half a billion children around the world experience bullying through… Continue reading MMGuardian and the Battle Against Bullying in Schools
By Paul Grossinger K. Rocco Shield’s Love is All You Need, an anti-bullying short film that shows with chilling clarity the terrible consequences of teen cyber-bullying, deserves support from parents. Love is All You Need is the story of a straight girl in a parallel universe America where homosexuality is normal and heterosexuality is abnormal. The… Continue reading K.R Shields’ Love is All You Need Anti Bullying Film
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