Youth sports violence and abuse are rising, from sideline fights to online harassment, as pressure, unrealistic expectations and misplaced trust create unsafe environments for young athletes nationwide.
- Arizona Daily Star
Social media has become such a key component of most people's lives that it is easy to think that it has always been there. SixDegrees, create…
- Morgan Kubasko Cronkite News
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The Kids Online Safety Act would require tech companies to protect minors from bullying, sexual exploitation and material that promotes suicide and eating disorders.
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In the past, parents had to drag their kids inside for dinner. These days, parents have to encourage their kids to go outside, away from their…
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According to a new study, teenagers who view their parents as loving and supportive are less likely to be a cyberbully.
A report found that Amber Heard was subjected to “one of the worst cases of cyberbullying” ever during her defamation trial with Johnny Depp.
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Student Annie Jared hired a private investigator to find out who was harassing her online.
- Josh Galemore / Arizona Daily Star
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Annie Jared, a senior studying psychology at the University of Arizona, was cyberbullied by her boyfriend’s ex for almost five months last yea…
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Luis Rodriguez didn’t really want to get counseling at Youth Eastside Services. “I didn’t think anything was wrong with me,” said the junior at Bellevue’s Interlake High.
- By Christine Elgersma
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A student sees a group of girls coming toward her in the hallway. One has been her best friend since second grade, but she doesn’t know the others very well. She says hi to them as they pass. They all ignore her or roll their eyes, including her friend. A few lockers down, they whisper to each other while they stare at her and laugh behind their hands.
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