THE CYBERSMILE FOUNDATION - What is CYBERSMILE FOUNDATION ?

What is CYBERSMILE FOUNDATION ?

"The Cybersmile foundation is a multi-award-winning cyberbullying non-profit organization comitted to tracking all forms of online bullying and hate campaigns."

Mission of CYBERSMILE 

- Our mission is a simple one; we believe everyone should be able to 

enjoy being part of the new connected online world. However, online 

abuse and bullying is rife, holding many back from enjoying the 

benefits that this connected community can provide. This community 

lacks the social rules of engagement that have been cultivated over 

generations, governing the behaviour and relationships in the 

communities where we live, play and work – the physical world.!

- Policing, monitoring and restrictions can only go so far – we believe 

that we cannot force change in an ever-evolving online world and that 

the best way to prevent cyberbullying is by addressing the root causes 

of this behaviour. We are committed to helping everyone realise their 

potential by supporting those who are bullied and by changing the 

behaviour of the bullies themselves.!

We reach millions of people through our online activities and social 

media channels promoting our message of positivity and 

encouragement to use the power of the internet for positive change.!

Cybersmile have developed this holistic and comprehensive approach to 

meet the need for a collective response to this growing problem.

What is STOP CYBERBULLYING DAY ?

-An innovative and dynamic day of awareness and 

positive action against cyberbullying. !

-Our interactive online activities and events will be giving 

everyone the opportunity to help make a difference and join 

the growing movement for change. !

-One of the objectives of Stop Cyberbullying Day is for teachers 

and pupils to be made aware of our organisation’s work and 

the services we offer to anybody affected by or concerned with 

cyberbullying. !

-Our interactive online activities and events for schools as well 

as the many other people and organisations participating 

during the day, will drive home the message for more 

awareness and advice for the many thousands of people 

affected by cyberbullying and online hate campaigns. !

“It takes a whole community approach, the teaching of human rights and digital citizenship by parents, teachers, governments and by youth themselves to change online behaviour.” -Senator Mobina Jaffer, Commitee for Human Rights,
Canada

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