58% of U.S. teens have been cyberbullied at some point in their lives (Cyberbullying Research Center, 2025). October is National Bullying Prevention Month, and cyberbullying has changed shape. It has spread into group chats, comment sections, and AI-generated deepfakes.
PAMLE-partner The Social Institute invites you to share the resources below to aid your members in equipping students to handle cyberbullying, stand up for peers, and make high-character choices online and offline:
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- This National Bullying Awareness Month, The Social Institute’s free Cyberback Toolkit equips K-12 educators with insights and strategies to tackle cyberbullying—from group chat drama to A.I. deepfakes—and empower students to stand up for one another online. Check it out now!
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Upcoming Webinar | After the AI Handbook: The modern life skills students actually need to learn
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Join The Social Institute on October 27th at 4:00 pm ET for a practical session on how K-12 schools and districts turn their AI policies into the skills that equip students, educators, and families to navigate AI with confidence. Register here!
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On Demand Webinar | A.I. Deepfakes + Cyberbullying: Research-based strategies for how school communities can navigate the evolution of cyberbullying
