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NEW PROGRAM AIMS TO MONITOR CYBERBULLYING The Michigan section of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee has created a program to aid victims of online bullying. These actions were taken in response to recent trends of growing issues of cyberbullying. By classifying cyberbullying as a civil rights violations, they hope to slow the growth and impact of cyberbullying. “With an advancement in technology, we, too, haveseen an
PREVENTION FOR TEENS Teenagers should take the effort to educate themselves on proper “internet etiquette.” This includes the proper use of sending emails, texts and any other form of electronic messaging. Many posts or exchanges online may be accidentally sent or misinterpreted, leaving either sender or receiver embarrassed, humiliated, hurt or harassed. 1. Use Computer Courtesy: Whether a person is sending WHAT NEGATIVE EFFECTS MAY OCCUR AS A RESULT OF Although one might not realize it, there are more consequences (negative ones) that result from cyberbullying than meets the eye. Many victims feel depressed, sad, angry, and frustrated. They may feel so due to the fact that they are being “singled out” for treatment they didn’t deserve. They may feel so due to the fact that they cannot get help without more torture from fellow peers CYBER BULLYING VICTIM FIGHTS BACK AFTER BEING FALSELY Raymond Malinay-Lopez spoke out about his experience with online bullying after a photo of him labeled as someone who has HIV circulated in Facebook early this month. The viral photo, which was uploaded last July 4, had the logo of his school and the AIDS Society of the Philippines. It included a warning that said he “has intentionally been spreading the HIV virus by promiscuous sexual acts SUICIDE OF IRISH TEEN ERIN GALLAGHER LINKED TO CYBER Erin Gallagher, a 13-year-old Irish teen, committed suicide after being cyber bullied about her looks and her weight on social networking sites. The teenager had allegedly warned her tormentors that she was planning to take her life just 24 hours before her death. “U prob think it was funny when I put a rope round my neck cause of you,” she wrote in her post on ask.fm, a popular social END TO CYBER BULLYING ORGANIZATION What is Cyberbullying? Bullying is no longer about the strong picking on the weak. Bullying has been replaced by a 24 hour per day, seven days a week online monster. This monster has a name – cyberbullying. With the increasing expansion of Instant Messaging, emails, chat rooms, blogging, and websites, the issue of cyberbullying is growing at a grotesque rate. Children, teenagers, and even CONTACT US - END TO CYBER BULLYING ORGANIZATION (ETCB) ETCB is a rapidly expanding organization, and as such we welcome questions about the company and most importantly, about cyber bullying. Whether you are personally being cyberbullied or you know someone who is being cyberbullied, please feel free to contact us in the form below and we will be sure to provide further assistance. Also, if you are in need of any further information about our PHYSICAL EFFECTS OF BULLYING Government figures show that at least a quarter of children experience bullying at school and according to the Workplace Bullying Institute more than a third of adults are bullied in the workplace. While bullying has a serious impact on mental well-being, with victims more prone to anxiety, low mood, disturbed sleep, reduced confidence and problems with low self-esteem, bullying can also A SURPRISING LONG-TERM EFFECT OF CYBERBULLYING Social media. It’s that place in cyberspace where we can all come together as friends and share stories about how puppies are awesome and make comments like “Cool pic, bro” and “You look SO amazing in that dress” on everyone’s photos. Or at least that’s how most people behave on social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and other sites most of the time. They build each FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ON CYBER BULLYING How do people react to cyber bullying? There are two types of reactions. People either react positively or negatively. Positive victim reaction involves blocking communication with the cyberbully, deleting messages without reading them, talking to a friend about the bullying, or reporting the problem to an internet service provider orwebsite monitor.
NEW PROGRAM AIMS TO MONITOR CYBERBULLYING The Michigan section of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee has created a program to aid victims of online bullying. These actions were taken in response to recent trends of growing issues of cyberbullying. By classifying cyberbullying as a civil rights violations, they hope to slow the growth and impact of cyberbullying. “With an advancement in technology, we, too, haveseen an
PREVENTION FOR TEENS Teenagers should take the effort to educate themselves on proper “internet etiquette.” This includes the proper use of sending emails, texts and any other form of electronic messaging. Many posts or exchanges online may be accidentally sent or misinterpreted, leaving either sender or receiver embarrassed, humiliated, hurt or harassed. 1. Use Computer Courtesy: Whether a person is sending WHAT NEGATIVE EFFECTS MAY OCCUR AS A RESULT OF Although one might not realize it, there are more consequences (negative ones) that result from cyberbullying than meets the eye. Many victims feel depressed, sad, angry, and frustrated. They may feel so due to the fact that they are being “singled out” for treatment they didn’t deserve. They may feel so due to the fact that they cannot get help without more torture from fellow peers CYBER BULLYING VICTIM FIGHTS BACK AFTER BEING FALSELY Raymond Malinay-Lopez spoke out about his experience with online bullying after a photo of him labeled as someone who has HIV circulated in Facebook early this month. The viral photo, which was uploaded last July 4, had the logo of his school and the AIDS Society of the Philippines. It included a warning that said he “has intentionally been spreading the HIV virus by promiscuous sexual acts SUICIDE OF IRISH TEEN ERIN GALLAGHER LINKED TO CYBER Erin Gallagher, a 13-year-old Irish teen, committed suicide after being cyber bullied about her looks and her weight on social networking sites. The teenager had allegedly warned her tormentors that she was planning to take her life just 24 hours before her death. “U prob think it was funny when I put a rope round my neck cause of you,” she wrote in her post on ask.fm, a popular social END TO CYBER BULLYING ORGANIZATION What is Cyberbullying? Bullying is no longer about the strong picking on the weak. Bullying has been replaced by a 24 hour per day, seven days a week online monster. This monster has a name – cyberbullying. With the increasing expansion of Instant Messaging, emails, chat rooms, blogging, and websites, the issue of cyberbullying is growing at a grotesque rate. Children, teenagers, and even ABOUT US - END TO CYBER BULLYING ORGANIZATION (ETCB) Synopsis Founded on May 1st 2011, the “End to Cyber Bullying” (ETCB) is a non-profit organization aimed at combating cyberbullying in this modern age of advancing technology. Our mission: To raise awareness, provide a plethora of cyberbullying information, offer compassionate, approachable services, and mobilize students, educators, parents, and others in taking efforts to end WHERE DOES CYBERBULLYING COMMONLY OCCUR? Cyberbullying, unlike “traditional” bullying, doesn’t just occur in the park or just outside of school. It occurs in a variety of venues and mediums in cyberspace and it occurs most often where teenagers congregate. As anyone, it is important to realize where cyberbullying occurs, since you can be there to either prevent it or take action if you see it occur. Back when many teenagers FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ON CYBER BULLYING How do people react to cyber bullying? There are two types of reactions. People either react positively or negatively. Positive victim reaction involves blocking communication with the cyberbully, deleting messages without reading them, talking to a friend about the bullying, or reporting the problem to an internet service provider orwebsite monitor.
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Welcome to ETCB. We need more and more people to spread the word and to do something to BE THE CHANGE and fight cyberbullying. We are calling on you, the people, to make the change. We know that in order to achieve our goal, we must do it through the people. Online activism involves people taking positive actions online. That means being positive, helping someone out who needs it, reporting WHY HAS CYBERBULLYING BECOME A MAJOR ISSUE? Cyberbullying is an increasing problem since an increasing number of kids are using and have embraced interactions via computers and cell phones. Two-thirds of youth go online every day to work, keep in touch with friends, play games, learn about celebrities, share their digital creations, and much more. With the explosion in use of online communication tools, it is no surprise that some kids WHAT NEGATIVE EFFECTS MAY OCCUR AS A RESULT OF Although one might not realize it, there are more consequences (negative ones) that result from cyberbullying than meets the eye. Many victims feel depressed, sad, angry, and frustrated. They may feel so due to the fact that they are being “singled out” for treatment they didn’t deserve. They may feel so due to the fact that they cannot get help without more torture from fellow peers CYBERBULLYING VS. 'TRADITIONAL' BULLYING Although similar to “traditional” bullying in terms of form and technique, cyberbullying is immensely different from “old school” bullying and can be even more devastating. For starters, victims in many cases do not know who the bully is, or why they are being bullied. Cyberbullies hide behind a computer screen and maybe even behind a false identity so that they will not be discovered NEW CYBER BULLYING LAW IN OREGON TAKES EFFECT THIS MONTH On July 1st, Oregon added six new state laws to its list of regulations. One of them protects students from harassment at school and in cyber space. At the Medford School District office, administrators began making changes to their policy handbook a year ago. As social media emerged, the Medford School District began adding a web component in the early 2000’s to its policies. “It’s more VICTORIA JUSTICE: "I DO DEAL WITH CYBERBULLYING" Yesterday, the popular Nickelodeon star Victoria Justice, famous for her role in “Victorious,” gave an interview with Huffington Post Teen. Her interview covered various subjects from fashion inspiration to her own experiences with cyber bullying. At one point of the interview, Victoria Justice was asked a question about her upcoming movie, “Outskirts,” which is about a bullied teen* About Us
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What is Cyberbullying? Bullying is no longer about the strong picking on the weak. Bullying has been replaced by a 24 hour per day, seven days a week online monster. This monster has a name – cyberbullying. With the increasing expansion of Instant Messaging, emails, chat rooms, blogging, and websites, the issue of cyberbullying is growing at a grotesque rate. Children, teenagers, and even adults that interact via social networking, all have fallen prey to cyberbullying — whether they’ve witnessed cyberbullying or experienced it first hand, they all bear testimony to the damage done by cyberbullies. Cyberbullying is certainly real, and can be infinitely more painful. ETCB Official VideosPhoto Gallery
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