There used to be a time when being safe online only meant making sure kids stayed away from sites that were inappropriate for their age. Now, we need to make sure that what is shared on the internet is accurate and that both children and adults are not bullied. A 2024 study of adolescents across 44 countries published by the World Health Organization found that while school bullying remained steady over the past 6 years, instances of cyberbullying have risen.
There used to be a time when being safe online only meant making sure kids stayed away from sites that were inappropriate for their age. Now, we need to make sure that what is shared on the internet is accurate and that both children and adults are not bullied. A 2024 study of adolescents across 44 countries published by the World Health Organization found that while school bullying remained steady over the past 6 years, instances of cyberbullying have risen. Read More
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