Responding to Cyberbullying

Cyberbullying is a growing problem that affects almost half of all U.S. teens. Many adults are unaware of the problem and schools are often unsure how to respond to cyberbullying activities.

ADL offers many interactive workshops for middle and high schools on Cyberbullying. CyberALLY™ is a half or full-day interactive training for middle and high school students that provides practical information and opportunities for skill-building that will support students in developing personal strategies for protecting themselves against cyberbullying as well as acting as cyberallies—preventing and taking action against cyberbullying and social cruelty in online forums.

Additionally, ADL has drafted a Model Cyberbullying Prevention Statute that provides state legislators and school boards with guidance in drafting more effective laws to deal with cyberbullying in a comprehensive, practical and effective manner.

For more information, please contact us.