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Tag Archives: bystander

Standing-up-to-Cyberbullying

Standing up to Cyberbullying: Top Ten Tips for Teens

Educators, Evergreen, Parents, Resources, StudentsBy Justin W. PatchinJuly 23, 2018Leave a comment

(For a formatted .pdf version of this article for distribution, click on the image above [or click here]). Spanish Translation Available Here Don’t be a bystander—stand up to cyberbullying when you see it. Take action to stop something that you know is wrong. These Top Ten Tips will give you specific ideas of what you…

Empower Bystanders to Improve School Climate Cyberbullying Research Center

Empower Bystanders to Improve School Climate

Blog, FeaturedBy Cyberbullying Research CenterJuly 18, 2014Leave a comment

As technology has allowed bullies to expand the reach and scope of their torment to an ever broader audience, it has also allowed for increasing numbers of others to see and potentially respond. Cruel posts on Facebook or humiliating pictures sent via a cell phone can be viewed by countless individuals, and the question becomes,…

Bystander Intervention in Bullying Incidents: A Misguided Experiment Cyberbullying Research Center

Bystander Intervention in Bullying Incidents: A Misguided Experiment

Blog, FeaturedBy Justin W. PatchinDecember 11, 20136 Comments

A video has been making its rounds lately showing two young men engaged in a social experiment of sorts. The video shows one hounding, harassing, pushing, punching, and threatening the other because the target apparently failed to do the “bully’s” homework. The two play out this interaction over and over again directly in front of…

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