THE BRAND OF YOU - Raising Digital Leaders
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The document discusses the various aspects of cyberviolence, digital citizenship, and the risks associated with social media use, particularly among youth. It highlights the consequences of oversharing personal information and the potential for cyberbullying, sexting, and online harassment. Additionally, it provides guidance on responsible online behavior and resources for help and support.
![Introduction To Cyberviolence
GROWING AREAS OF CONCERN
● Sharing Intimate Photo's [Sexting]
● Sexual Harassment & Exploitation
● Trafficking [Drugs & Human]
● Harassment, Abuse, Cyberbullying
● Oversharing](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/thebrandofyoujune2015greenfield-150622131052-lva1-app6891/85/THE-BRAND-OF-YOU-Raising-Digital-Leaders-14-320.jpg)
![Sharing Intimate Photo's
● Sexting & Forwarding Sexts is
uncommon
● Relatively small number of students sext
● Only 8% of students Sext in grades 10
and under (MediaSmarts)
TRUTH! [MediaSmarts]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/thebrandofyoujune2015greenfield-150622131052-lva1-app6891/85/THE-BRAND-OF-YOU-Raising-Digital-Leaders-33-320.jpg)
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- 2. Who Am I & What Do I Do
- 3. Today's Topics Cyberviolence Digital Citizenship Sexual Bullying & Sexting Cyberbullying Oversharing
- 4. By Show of Hands How Many Of You .... - Use Social Media? - Have a Smartphone / Cellphone? - Have an ipad or similar device? - Play games online? - Text?
- 5. By Show of Hands How Many Of You Use .... ● Facebook ● Twitter ● YouTube ● Ask.fm ● Pinterest ● Tumblr ● Kik ● Snap Chat ● Omegle ● Instagram ● Email ● Blog ● YikYak ● Text ● What Else?
- 6. How Many Of You .... The Brand Of You! Googled your name Searched your Twitter handle Used a social media dashboard to search your name on Facebook or Twitter What did you find?
- 7. How Many Of You Experienced .... The Brand Of You! Positive Experiences: Make new friends, get to know people better, engage & socialize, watch movies, listen to music Negative Experiences: Friend hacks account and posts silly or mean comments, cyber drama, online gossip, witness to porn & sexual content, cyber-stalked, bullied, been a witnessed to online hate & racism
- 8. What others have posted about you? What you have posted about yourself? What you have posted about others? Have You Ever Felt Uncomfortable With ....
- 9. Remember ... What You Post .... Permanent, Shareable & Downloadable It remains for ever - You can not get it back Anyone can access the information, even on secure sites Can harm yourself and others Can get you and your parents in trouble with the law
- 10. Internet & Social Media Is Fun
- 11. There Are Many Benefits ● Entertainment – it's fun ● Educational ● Connect with friends ● Build stronger relationships ● Learn more about others ● Join groups of interest ● Connect with celebrities ● Self publish – art, written work
- 12. There Are Also Many Risks Cyber Harm & Cruelty ● To Self ● To others Cyberviolence ● Predators ● Bullies ● Sexual Exploitation ● Cyber-Crimes ● Identity Theft ● Blackmail ● Non-consent of Intimate Pictures ● Social Media Depression
- 13. Introduction To Cyberviolence WHAT IS CYBERVIOLENCE? “Any form of violence that brings harm to an individual deliberately using electronic means, including but not limited to, online luring, stalking, harassment, trafficking (drugs/humans) sexual harassment, sexual exploitation, bullying, abuse, and counselling suicide”
- 14. Introduction To Cyberviolence GROWING AREAS OF CONCERN ● Sharing Intimate Photo's [Sexting] ● Sexual Harassment & Exploitation ● Trafficking [Drugs & Human] ● Harassment, Abuse, Cyberbullying ● Oversharing
- 15. In this Digital Age – It's Important To Protect Your Reputation & Image
- 16. Your Digital Footprint Your digital footprint carries far more weight than you may realize. Anything you put on the internet is searchable and can have more meaning than anything you might include on a resume or application paper.
- 17. What Impression Are You Giving
- 18. What Impression Are You Giving
- 19. What Is Your Digital Footprint
- 20. Digital Footprint Your new first impression The amount of content that is traceable back to a given individual, whether it's words, photographs, audio, or video. Examples: photographs uploaded to social sites, blog posts, shared video files, posts you wrote as status updates or comments you made on a friend's wall. It remains on the web forever
- 21. A social identity that an Internet user creates for themselves in online communities, blogs and websites Defined through your actions, behaviours, attitudes, interactions with others, comments, posts, etc.
- 22. Be A Digital Leader
- 23. Be A Digital Leader Regardless of how others act & behave online Even if someone is chirping & flaming you
- 24. Be A Digital Leader Be A Leader & Role Model Act Responsibly Behave Ethically Be Helpful & Kind Respect Others Uphold Personal Character Report Abusive People DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP
- 25. Before You Post Is this something I would want to appear on the front page of the News or on the TV, radio? Would I want the most important person in my life to see this? Would I want the police, pastor, or school principle to see this? Ask Yourself These Questions:
- 26. Provocative & inappropriate photos and information Content about drinking and using drugs Bad mouthing other people Being rude and mean Poor communication skills Discriminatory and sexual comments Gossip, rumours Sharing too much confidential information about self and others Content That Discourages
- 27. Your profile provides a good feel that your personality is friendly and safe Good communication skills Well rounded Post positive comments Others post positive comments and references about you posting you received awards, accolades or special recognition Content That Encourages
- 28. Digital Footprints are your NEW first impression Everything you put out there makes you vulnerable Pictures are easy to share and download Comments are easy to repost You have a responsibility to be a good Cyber Friend & Cybercitizen Think Before you Post Important To Remember
- 29. Caution on Oversharing Bullies – use personal info against you Predators – like people who overshare Robbers – please rob my home Stalkers – come stalk me / come get me Future People – employers, dating partners, post secondary, teams, clubs, organizations You Put Yourself At Risk
- 31. Sharing Intimate Photo's ● Sexy ● Nude ● Partially Nude What's a Sext? Sending, Receiving & Forwarding images
- 32. Sharing Intimate Photo's ● Romantic Partners ● Flirting ● Pic-For-Pic ● Just for Fun ● Think Everyone Is Doing It Why It Happens?
- 33. Sharing Intimate Photo's ● Sexting & Forwarding Sexts is uncommon ● Relatively small number of students sext ● Only 8% of students Sext in grades 10 and under (MediaSmarts) TRUTH! [MediaSmarts]
- 34. Sharing Intimate Photo's ● Often forwarded / shared with others ● Revenge Porn ● Sexual Bullying ● Sexual Exploitation ● End up on Porn Sites Harmful, Risky & Dangerous
- 35. Negative Impacts SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN SEX CRIMES & BULLYING AGAINST FEMALE TEENS Amanda Todd – British Columbia Rehtaeh Parsons – Nova Scotia Steubenville high school rape Saratoga junior high rape
- 36. Sexting Facts - Sexting is a Criminal Offence if under age 18 - If take a picture of self, you can be charged with the production of child pornography - If forward or send the picture of self or others, you can be charged for the distribution of child pornography - If anyone forwards the picture(s) they can be charged with the distribution of pornography - NOTE: Adults do it too ... and are blackmailed as a result - NOTE: Junior High and High School students do it ... and some have been blackmailed as a result
- 37. Sexting – Don't Do It
- 39. Bullying through an electronic medium Three Roles in Cyberbullying: Perpetrators: Someone who capitalizes on online anonymity to initiate abusive bullying behaviour Target: The person(s) the perpetrator(s) are targeting Bystanders: Those witnessing the abuse & bullying What's CyberBullying
- 40. Peer Against Peer: 42% of Canadian students report being cyberbullied. PEI Students report higher incidents. Hate / Bias / Sterotype Rude / Mean / Gossip Racism / Sexism Sexual Bullying / Sexual Harassment Spreading False / Misinformation Student(s) Against Authority: Increasing number of reports of students engaging in bullying teachers, administrators and persons of authority Types of Bullying
- 41. Insulting: Posting or spreading false information about a person that will cause harm to that person or that person’s reputation. Targeting: Singling someone out and inviting others to attack or make fun of her or him. Identity theft: Pretending to be someone else to make it look like that other person said things he or she doesn’t believe or that aren’t true about him or her. Excluding: Pressuring others to exclude someone from a community (either online or offline). Forms of CyberBullying
- 42. Uploading: Sharing images of a person, particularly in an embarrassing situation, without her or his permission, or sharing emails without the writer’s permission. Harassment: Repeatedly sending someone nasty, Mean, threatening, and insulting messages. Sexual Harassment: Making sexual or sexist remarks, comments about gender & sexual orientation Silent Treatment: Ignoring Texts Forms of CyberBullying
- 43. FEDERAL LEGISLATION - Bill C-13 Protecting Canadians From Online Criminal Acts Bill C-13 criminalizes cyberbullying & Non- consensual Distribution of Intimate Images - harass, intimidate and threaten others Bill C-13 became law March 10, 2015. http://www.getcybersafe.gc.ca/cnt/cbrbllng/index-en.aspx PROVINCIAL No provincial legislation at the moment. Law enforcement and courts can enforce Bill C-13 and sections of the criminal code that address harassment, sexual harassment, threats, defamation, and other criminal offences Cyberbullying / Violence & the Law
- 44. Criminal Law: Harassment & defamatory libel Criminal Harassment: Offence under Criminal Code. Communication that causes another person to fear for his/her life or the life of someone else. Also applies to stalking behaviour where frequency of contact causes the fear Legal Approaches
- 45. Criminal Law: Harassment & defamatory libel Defamatory Libel: Offence under Criminal Code. Communication that can severely harm the reputation of an individual Legal Approaches
- 46. Civil Law: Defamation Defamation: Communicating a false statement that harms the reputation of another person. Slander: spoken defamation Libel: written defamation Legal Approaches
- 47. Recent Cyberbullying Case Ottawa man faces 181 charges related to cyberbullying, harassment http://ottawacitizen.com/news/local-news/ottawa-man-faces-181-charges-for-international-cybe
- 48. CyberBullying – What To Do ● Respond with the Big Sonic Boom of Silence ● Do Not Tolerate It – Deal With It Immediately ● Put Up Strict Boundaries ● Block the Bully ● Change Your Cell Number ● Don't Share Passwords ● Use Screen Capture ● Print the abusive statements ● Report Them ● Change Privacy Settings ● Only 'friend' people you know ● Stick up for others ● Tell a Safe Adult
- 49. Take Responsibility of Your Safety
- 50. ● Only add people you know ● Double check friend invites – are you already friends with them? ● Use an Avatar as your main photo ● Use a nickname or first name only ● Keep passwords private Take Responsibility of Your Safety
- 51. WHERE TO GET HELP ● Guidance Councillor ● School Administration ● Community Mental Health ● Trusted Adult ● CONNECT ● Cybertip.ca ● Crime Stoppers PEI ● Kids Help Line ● RCMP PEI ● Summerside City Police
- 52. WHERE TO GET HELP NANCY BETH GUPTILL Twitter: @nbguptill Phone: 902-724-3330 Email: [email protected] Web: www.SweetSpotMarketingCanada.com
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- 59. WHERE TO GET HELP ● Phone: 902-724-3330 ● Email: [email protected]
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