This video explains the concept of cyberbullying, highlighting how it differs from traditional bullying by occurring online and being harder to escape. It encourages viewers to support victims, stand up against bullies, and report incidents to trusted adults.

When we're mean, we might say or do things that hurt others. We might be feeling angry, upset, or jealous. It could happen once, or maybe even twice. Being mean is not okay, but bullying is much worse. Bullying is when someone uses their power repeatedly to hurt or upset someone. It could be hurting them physically, or calling them names and saying hurtful things. So then, what's cyberbullying? Cyberbullying is like bullying, but it happens on the internet or on a device like your phone, which can make it kind of different. With cyberbullying, it can feel harder to escape because it can happen anywhere, anytime. Also, it's easier for cyberbullies to hide who they are. Plus, other people online could see what's happening and even gang up on someone. If you see someone being bullied, in person or online, what can you do? Give them support. It helps to show that you care. Be an upstander. Stand up for others and say something to the bully. Report what you see and tell a trusted adult. So, what will you do if you see cyberbullying? Learn more at www.aclu.org.