Stop Cyberbullying Day 2026 has arrived, and as our lives become increasingly integrated with technology, AI, and automated algorithms, today offers a perfect opportunity to raise awareness of increasing online risks while at the same time celebrating the internet as a force for good.
Last year's campaign was a huge success, inspiring individuals, brands, public figures, and governments to reflect on their relationship with technology and take action to support others. Collectively, we created a powerful movement of hope and support that resonated far and wide.
As technology continues to shape how we live, connect, and communicate, Stop Cyberbullying Day remains a vital reminder that while the internet provides incredible opportunities, it also presents real risks that people of all ages must be equipped to navigate.
As we spend increasing amounts of time online, Stop Cyberbullying Day serves as an important reminder that although the internet offers powerful opportunities for connection and information, there is another side to it that can have a devastating impact on people's lives.
Laura Lewandowski, Chief Policy Officer, The Cybersmile Foundation
Join the movement for a safer internet by sharing your support on social media using #StopCyberbullyingDay. You can also download the official 2026 handbook for tools, templates, and guidance to help you make a meaningful impact.
Stop Cyberbullying Day 2026 lineup
Stop Cyberbullying Day 2026 takes place today with activities happening on- and offline in most parts of the world. Activities taking place include:
Digital Wellbeing 2026 Report
To celebrate this year's event, we will be publishing Digital Wellbeing 2026, our brand-new national report examining the impact of artificial intelligence, automated algorithms, and social media on the mental and physical health of people across the US.
Partnership Activities
Exciting product launches, joint research reports, and announcements will take place throughout the day to celebrate both new and existing partnerships.
Expert Contributions
Online safety and mental health experts will share insights into the impact that social media and automated algorithms can have on the wellbeing of young people.
Stakeholder Activities
Tune in on social media throughout the day for all the latest stakeholder announcements, including product launches, policy updates, news, and activities.
Creative Poster Competition
We once again welcome the OMBLES community into the day's activities, encouraging creators from around the world to design posters that contribute to a kinder, brighter online environment.
How to Get Involved
There are many ways that you can support Stop Cyberbullying Day and make a real difference. Internet users, brands, organizations, and governments are all encouraged to demonstrate their commitment and support by using the #StopCyberbullyingDay hashtag on social media.
For further inspiration, you can also download the Stop Cyberbullying Day 2026 Handbook, which is packed with useful information, social media post ideas, and much more, giving you everything you need to celebrate the day.