Cybersmile has a global network of representatives and experts available for most types of media requests. For press inquiries regarding The Cybersmile Foundation’s work or to request a spokesperson for cyberbullying and digital abuse related issues, please email [email protected] (Although we endeavor to reply to as many media requests as possible, due to media partner commitments and unpredictably high demand at different times, we cannot guarantee that we will be able to answer every request we receive – sorry in advance!).
For logo requests please visit the logo section of our downloadable resources and also download our Brand Guidelines to learn more about the correct use of the Cybersmile logo and brand identity.
We have a policy of not asking users of our support services to share their experiences in media – this includes anonymous contributions. We feel that although there are benefits to sharing these personal experiences, there are also risks that the problem can restart due to the nature of connected media. If the person who has been affected requests to publicly share their personal experience, only then are we happy to arrange media interviews and campaigns. Thank you for your understanding.
The Cybersmile Foundation works with most major media outlets around the world, and is a leading international authority on issues relating to cyberbullying, online abuse, internet harassment, toxicity in gaming, digital wellbeing, reputation management and many more.
The Cybersmile Foundation is one of our main partners worldwide. Their feedback and support have been instrumental to us as we have continued to grow. Their initiatives help bring home a very positive messaging amongst young users. Cybersmile’s insight into online abuse, swift support and ongoing collaboration with Twitter make them a key partner for us.Patricia Cartes, Head of Global Trust & Safety, Twitter
