We Can Stop Cyberbullying Together! Don't Stand By, Stand Up!

1. StopCyberbullying Canada

As the StopCyberbullying Canada campaign begins, we need to know more about what all kids, tweens and teens in Canada think and what parents, teachers, law enforcement agents, health and wellness professionals and the entire community thinks about cyberbullying.

This same survey was conducted in NY State with 18,000 respondents. In addition to learning what Canadians think, we will also be comparing their responses with the NY State responses to learn how similar or different they are.

We will see how many know how and where to report cyberbullying and how to spot it. After learning more from you about your ideas and needs, we will be able to build build programs for every stakeholder, with the co-leadership of young people in Canada.

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* 1. Where do you live?

City/Town:

State/Province:

Country:

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* 2. How old are you? (Select one)

I am 7 - 9 years old

I am 10 - 12 years old

I am 13 - 15 years old

I am 16 - 18 years old

I am 19 - 22 years old

I am 23 - 35 years old

I am 36 - 50 years old

I am 51 or older

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* 3. To understand your opinions better, please us about yourself. (Select all that apply.)

I am a student

I am a parent

I am an educator

I am an IT professional

I am a health professional

I am a grandparent

I have seen others being cyberbullied/harassed

I am a victim of cyberbullying/cyberharassment

I have cyberbullied/harassed someone at least once

None of the above

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* 4. Tell us what you think about cyberbullying. (Select all that apply.)

I think cyberbullying is part of growing up online.

I think cyberbullying is a growing problem and has to stop.

I think cyberbullying is over-hyped.

I want to help stop cyberbullying.

I don't think anyone can stop cyberbullying.

I wish I knew what to do to protect myself and others better.

I have seen alot of cyberbullying.

Cyberbullying should be a crime.

We should fine cyberbullies.

Cyberbullying is the parents' problem.

Cyberbullying is the schools' problem.

Cyberbullying is the government's problem.

Cyberbullying is everyone's problem.

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* 5. When it comes to cyberbullying, we have to "report it, not support it." Can you spot cyberbullying? Do you know how and where to report cyberbullying? Do you play along fearing that you would be next? (Select all that apply.)

I know how to spot cyberbullying and how and where to report it.

I am not sure I know how to spot cyberbullying.

I don't know where to report cyberbullying.

I worry that the website or network will tell the cyberbully that I reported them.

I worry that I could get into trouble by reporting a cyberbully.

I prefer to stay out of it, when I see cyberbullying.

I am afraid to say "no" to the cyberbullies, because I could be next.

I always report cyberbullying when I see it.

I have never reported cyberbullying when I saw it.

I have sometimes reported cyberbullying.

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* 6. What do we need to help stop cyberbullying? (Select all that apply.)

Educational programs for students.

Educational programs for parents.

Schools with more authority to address cyberbullying.

More and better laws to address cyberbullying.

Jail sentences for teens who cyberbully.

A teen helpline where teens and preteens can get help from teens when they are cyberbullied.

More filtering and monitoring software.

A service that watches everything teens and preteens do online and reports it to parents.

Better cellphone security.

Other (please specify)

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* 7. Are you willing to help stop cyberbullying? (Select one.)

Yes

I don't know what I could do

I am already working to stop cyberbullying

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* 1. Where do you live?

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* 2. How old are you? (Select one)

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* 3. To understand your opinions better, please us about yourself. (Select all that apply.)

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* 4. Tell us what you think about cyberbullying. (Select all that apply.)

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* 5. When it comes to cyberbullying, we have to "report it, not support it." Can you spot cyberbullying? Do you know how and where to report cyberbullying? Do you play along fearing that you would be next? (Select all that apply.)

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* 6. What do we need to help stop cyberbullying? (Select all that apply.)

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* 7. Are you willing to help stop cyberbullying? (Select one.)

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* 8. Is there anything you want to add?