Parents Archives - Cyberbullying Research Center
Free, downloadable resources to equip parents as they help their children grow in the ability to stay safe and responsible online.
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Added
March 7, 2026
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parent
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Kindergarten–Grade 12 (Senior)
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Directory
Introduction
Cyberbullying Research Center: Parent Resources
- Core Mission: Providing free, downloadable resources to help parents, educators, and youth-serving adults understand, identify, respond to, and prevent cyberbullying.
- Key Resources Available:
- Glossary of Terms: Definitions for social media, cyberbullying, and online safety jargon (updated for 2026).
- Comprehensive Guides: Nine-page summary guide on managing cyberbullying, available in English and Spanish.
- Actionable Advice: Step-by-step instructions for parents when a child is being cyberbullied or is mistreating others online.
- Discussion Scenarios: Tools for adults to facilitate conversations with youth about technology misuse (Hinduja & Patchin, 2023).
- Prevalence: Cyberbullying impacts at least 25% of middle and high school students, though many victims do not report the behavior.
- Parental Strategy: Emphasis on maintaining open lines of communication and prioritizing the child's physical and emotional safety.
- Emerging Topics: The center is actively tracking the risks and opportunities associated with the "metaverse."
- Accessibility: Most resources are provided as downloadable, distributable PDFs.
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