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Advocacy toolkit develops practical guidance for cyberbullying prevention in children, suggesting ways for parents to drive change.
This advocacy toolkit has been developed as part of the PARTICIPATE project, which aims to better understand and address cyberbullying affecting children across diverse social contexts, including differences related to age, gender, social status, and ethnicity. This toolkit builds on these insights and translates them into practical guidance for advocacy. It is designed to support those who want to contribute to positive change — whether by influencing policy, improving practice, or strengthening support for children and families.
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László et al. (2026) studied this question.