
Tackling Cyberbullying and Supporting Self-Esteem With Erborian
Joint research and evidence-informed resources will be created to help people deal with cyberbullying and support their self-esteem.
A roundup of our latest updates, activities, and announcements.

Joint research and evidence-informed resources will be created to help people deal with cyberbullying and support their self-esteem.

The fully evidenced Theory of Change clearly maps out how and why our work leads to behavioral, cultural, and systemic change.

The groundbreaking partnership will offer access to mental health support when and where it is needed most.

The findings related to bystander experiences of bias-based harassment were presented by academics from University at Buffalo, SUNY.

The ITU case study examines how Cybersmile's evidence-based strategies promote online safety and mental health awareness.

Our Stop the Forced Feed campaign is calling to put users, not tech companies, in control of the algorithms shaping their feeds.

The Cybersmile educational workshops will form part of a Digital Leadership badge and will be evaluated to measure their impact.

The initiative utilizes the power of broadcast, social media, and education for maximum social impact.

Cybersmile Insights offers the latest data and emerging trends for the intersection between technology and humanity.

Behavioural scientist Charlotte Walton explains how social media algorithms shape our reality.

Cybersmile advisor Dr. Stephanie Fredrick shares her advice for educators to help children develop healthy relationships with social media and technology.

Cybersmile advisor and digital marketing professor Dr. Jan Breitsohl shares his insights into the importance for brands to cultivate healthy, inclusive online communities.

Research linking social media to body image concerns shows that beauty pressures can begin at a young age, often leading to anxiety and unrealistic beauty standards.

Clegg's departure will see Joel Kaplan, a former Republican White House deputy chief of staff, step into the position.

New research findings reveal the significant impact of online bullying on young girls mental and physical health.

The study's findings highlight the growing complexity of bullying and violence among youth.

A surge in the development of ChatGPT and generative AI chatbots has prompted child safety concerns.

The study of 10,000 children also found that young people who bullied others had similar symptoms.

Meta's decision to implement teen accounts marks a significant step toward addressing concerns about youth safety on social media.

𝕏 CEO Linda Yaccarino has previously spoken in favor of the KOSA, contrasting the stance of most other major tech companies.

The results of a newly announced government study are expected to guide the next steps in the implementation of the Online Safety Act.