#safe school programs

Claudio Cerullo, is a National Bullying Expert who is an ardent advocate of developing safe school programs across the country. He has long been committed to helping those who have been or still are being affected by bullying and cyber bullying. He is committed to working with educators, parents, and children against bullying and cyber bullying.

According to the United States Centers for Disease Control, 58% of teens between 10 and 19 years old have reported at least one instance of being cyber bullied.

There are many ways in which people may become victims of cyber bullying. Below are some tips on how to deal with cyberbullying:

Copy the Evidence: Keep abusive messages, screenshots of webpage, or other forms of proof saved in a place that you have exclusive access to such as a private email account, computer folder, or flash drive. Report the abusive material to a trusted adult such as a teacher, family member or student counselor. Unreported incidents of cyber bullying often become more aggressive.

Report Threats: Contact the police upon any threat of harm or inappropriate sexual messages. In many cases, these actions may be prosecuted by law.

Be Diligent: Cyber bullying is rarely limited to an occasional incident and is far likelier a part of a sustained attack that lasts for a period of time. For this reason, it’s important to report each and every incident of bullying until it has been stopped.

Claudio Cerullo is the Founder and Executive Director of Teach Anti-Bullying, Inc.