Sites like Facebook and Twitter have taken over as the go-to places for cyberbullies to strike. Only 1 in 10 victims report this abuse to their parents, which means the majority of those targeted are suffering in silence. As kids head back to school after summer vacation, it is now more important than ever that parents understand cyberbullying in order to prevent their children from being victimized this school year. View our latest presentation to get all the facts, and learn what you can do to protect your loved ones from being tormented online.

2. Teens face the highest risk

6. Gender Demographics
Of Cyberbullies

7. How Cyberbullies Operate

11. Why Do
Cyberbullies
Attack?

12. Mental And Emotional Effects
Of Cyberbullying

14. Protect
Your
Children
From
Cyberbullies

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