10/06/2014

The hidden impact of cyberbullying

You can’t always see the pain caused by bullying, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t hurt.

Please take a moment to watch and share our brand new Big March campaign video. Please share the video with your friends and family on Facebook, Twitter and any other social networks and help us spread the word!

Almost 95,000 people from across Europe are supporting BeatBullying and #DeleteCyberbullying’s Big March campaign which will take place on 11 June. We are marching online for every child that has hidden their tears, bruises, and scars.

Find out more about what we’re fighting for and sign up today at bigmarch.beatbullying.org

Thank you.

BeatBullying and #DeleteCyberbullying

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About the project

Children, young people and adults spend more and more time online. The continuously growing number of social media platforms, online opportunities also increase the risks of running into inappropriate websites, images, and in the case of cyber-bullying, it also increases the risk of anonymous threats, abuse and bullying.

Cyberbullying is the use of the Internet and related technologies to harm other people, in a deliberate, repeated, and hostile manner.

The project through the cooperation of the international partners contribute to developing a common approach to risk-prevention, information and guidelines to families, parents, children and other relevant stakeholders.

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