# Cyberbullying Playbook
> Learn the signs of online bullying, how to save evidence, how to involve the school and how monitoring tools can support your conversation.

## Guides
- [Behavior Changes That May Point to Online Bullying](https://cyberbullying.pages.dev/behavior-changes-bullied-online/): Behavior changes bullied online can include withdrawal, anxiety after checking messages, disrupted sleep, and reluctance to attend school, but no single sign.
- [Saving Evidence Properly: Screenshots, Dates and Names](https://cyberbullying.pages.dev/save-cyberbullying-evidence/): To save cyberbullying evidence, preserve relevant messages, screenshots, dates, account identifiers, and surrounding context without editing the original.
- [Working With the School: A Parent's Script](https://cyberbullying.pages.dev/report-cyberbullying-to-school/): To report cyberbullying to school, contact the appropriate teacher or safeguarding lead with a concise timeline, relevant evidence, and a clear description of.
- [When Your Child Is the One Doing the Bullying](https://cyberbullying.pages.dev/my-child-is-cyberbullying-others/): If my child is cyberbullying others, the priority is to stop the harmful behavior, understand what happened and establish accountability without humiliating.
- [Blocking, Reporting and Muting Steps by Platform](https://cyberbullying.pages.dev/block-report-bully-social-media/): To block report bully social media incidents effectively, preserve relevant evidence first when it is safe to do so, then use the platform's reporting and.

## About
- [About Cyberbullying Playbook](https://cyberbullying.pages.dev/about/): responsible use, how the site is funded and how guides are made

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