We give keynotes and trainings across the United States and abroad on a regular basis to promote online safety, digital citizenship, resilience, empathy, and more.
Student Athletes and Social Media
Specifically for student athletes, we cover the importance of digital reputations and provide numerous strategies for how they can represent themselves positively online.
University Staff Presentation
This presentation will help university staff address cyberbullying and other forms of social media abuse through identification, prevention, and response strategies relevant to college students.
University Student Presentation
This presentation focuses on digital reputation issues, and provides clear, helpful strategies for how students can set themselves up for success by how they present themselves online.
Comprehensive Community-Wide Cyberbullying Program
Our presentations are filled with practical take-home strategies that adult-serving youth can immediately implement to help their kids make wise decisions online.
School Climate 2.0 Workshop
In this keynote, we share updated best practices for improving your school climate to prevent bullying and cyberbullying.
Educator Briefing: Advanced
Our comprehensive training for educators to help them prevent and respond to cyberbullying, sexting, digital dating abuse, and other issues.
Educator Briefing: Beginner
Our introductory training for educators to help them prevent and respond to cyberbullying, sexting, digital dating abuse, and other issues.
Cyberbullying and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Discusses the reality of cyberbullying victimization among those on the autism spectrum, and provides strategies and solutions to support and equip this population.
Half-day Educator Workshop
The Cyberbullying Research Center provides a half-day (3 classroom hour) workshop for educators to learn how students use and misuse technology.
Resilience: Avoiding Victimization By Developing Social Competence
In a world where bullying and cyberbullying is commonplace, we must help foster resilience in our students. We share why, and exactly how to do it in this keynote presentation.
