Working Together Against Cyberbullying

Often, there are bystanders in cases of cyberbullying. They are neither the victim nor the bully; they simply observe what’s happening—for example, in the comments on social media or in a class chat. They find themselves in a difficult situation: they may want to help, but they don’t always know how. Often, there’s also a fear of becoming a target of bullying themselves. The klicksafe poster provides teens with six simple tips on how they can go from being a bystander to a defender in cases of cyberbullying.