#STOP CYBERBULLYING
Welcome to your digital lives of YouTube, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok.
A world where you can research topics of interest, listen to music, chat with friends and on-line gaming.
A world of messaging apps that allows you to connect.
A world in which you spend on average 14.4hours/week.
At least 4 out of every 10 of us in Australia have had at least one negative online experience and over 50% of young adults aged 14 – 17 have experienced this.
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Perhaps we have been ghosted or excluded. Maybe even experienced on-line or cyberbullying.
Bullying and peer victimisation negatively impacts our sense of well-being and our mental health and contributes to feeling isolated, anxious and depressed.
The good news is that more young people are standing up and saying #STOP to negative on-line and bullying behaviour in Australia.
Whether you are a bystander or someone who has experienced on-line bullying you can join the movement to put a #STOP to this behaviour.
HERE’S WHAT WE CAN DO TO STOP CYBERBULLYING
Being a good on-line citizen
Good on-line citizens are Upstanders rather than a bystander.
We stand up for our friends and call out poor negative on-line behaviour when we see it.
We can use #Stop to show our support for our friends.
We can use #Stop when we see negative on-line behaviour.
Join us in being good on-line citizens.
Head to @stopcyberbullyingwa and follow us
Here’s what we can do!
If you are experiencing bullying or something is happening on-line you aren’t comfortable with, there are things you can do.
- Use the #Stop emoji to let the person know to stop and to let your friends know so they can support you.
- Unfriend or block the person who is bullying or harassing you.
- Talk to a trusted friend or family member.
- Spend less time on-line. Enjoy life off-line.
- Report it to the social media company.
- Report it to someone else like the eSafety Commission
Remember, you are not alone in standing up to bullying. Many young people are standing up and saying #Stop to negative on-line behaviour.
SUPPORT OTHERS WITHOUT ABUSE
We want to support our friends and people we know who are being bullied. You can use #
as a way to show your support.
If you see something online that doesn’t sit right with you, comment #. Your bravery can inspire others to assess their own behaviour online.
If you see #, by liking this, the person experiencing the abuse can feel they are not alone and have support.
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Let’s support each other by supporting the cause.Â
If you want to put a stop cyberbullying and abuse online, draw a stop sign on your hand, tag @stopbullyingwa and spread the word.Â
# to end cyberbullying.
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