For most youth, the Internet is all about socializing, and while most of these social interactions are positive, increasing numbers of kids are using the technology to intimidate and harass others – a phenomenon known as cyberbullying.

It’s important to note that there is no single profile of a child who bullies. While some fit the traditional image of someone who is generally aggressive and has poor impulse control, others may be very sensitive to social nuances and are able to use that understanding against their targets.^[1]

It’s only recently that research has paid attention to the role of witnesses in bullying scenarios, and few studies focus specifically on witnesses.^[1] What research has been done has shown that witnesses can be just as important as targets or perpetrators in determining how a bullying scenario plays out^[2] and that witness

These posters are freely available to print and hang in your schools, in libraries, or community centres.