1
0101111000100011111110110001100101000111100110010100000000001111110101011110001100110010101000111100101010111110001110010000000011001010000000101010000011101000000000110100001110101111110000000101001100001000111110100011100001010100000011101010111100101011010000000111010101010010CyberBULLYING Cyberbullying (or cyberstalking/cyberharassment) is repeatedly using computers, cell phones, or a digital device to frighten, harass, intimidate or cause harm to someone. Cyberbullying is serious and can result in criminal charges. Think twice before you send, forward, or comment on an e-mail, photo, message, or post. Your messages can always be traced. They are not private and can be seen or shared. IF YOU ARE THE VICTIM OF CYBERBULLYING - do not reply to or contact the harasser - block them online and from your contact list - tell a friend, adult, parent, co-worker, school official, supervisor, or police. Under the NYC Human Rights Law, cyberbullying may be bias-related harassment. The NYC Commission on Human Rights offers free workshops to students, youth groups, community organizations, and parents on cyberbullying awareness and prevention. To set up a workshop, call 311. NYC COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS Michael R. Bloomberg, Mayor Patricia L. Gatling, Commissioner/Chair
