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Our Summary Report from our World Café on Addressing Bullying Behaviour. Read what young people had to say on this issue in our report below: antibullyingcentre.ie/wp-content/upl…

🎉 Congrats to Audrey Bryan on her promotion to Professor! 🎉 As a Senior Research Fellow at DCU Anti-Bullying Centre, she has made invaluable contributions to bullying studies, on gender, sexuality, schools, and communities. #DCUResearch #AntiBullying #OnlineSafety

Tomorrow is Zero Discrimination Day - a time to celebrate and promote diversity and the right of everyone to live a full and productive life. Let's stand together for a world free from discrimination! 💜 #ZeroDiscrimination #CelebrateDiversity

Researchers from Dublin City University are seeking participants for a pilot study on relationship experiences and mental health in LGBTQIA+ communities. Eligible participants are aged 18+, LGBTQIA+ and living in the UK or Ireland. dcusurveys.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8p…

Prof. James O'Higgins Norman, UNESCO Chair on Bullying & Cyberbullying, urged for clearer (cyber)bullying definitions & blended interventions at the 96th Quality of Childhood Meeting in the European Parliament. #ChildProtection #Cyberbullying #UNESCO antibullyingcentre.ie/unesco-chair-a…

We are delighted that our report, in collaboration with Webwise, is now published! This repot focuses on how young people navigate the online world, especially in this era of AI and misinformation. antibullyingcentre.ie/wp-content/upl…

Happy St. Patrick's Day!

Participants Needed📢 Are you aged 18-24? Want to help us understand traits of cyberbullying? Take part in the anonymous survey below: dcusurveys.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1N… #cyberbullying #onlinebullying #cyberbullyingresearch

It's time for another "#Tozi tip of the day - a reminder that it's good to talk! Tozi is an app created to empower and support young people. We add new tips & other content regularly. Developed by Vodafone Foundation, in partnership with DCU Anti-Bullying Centre and ISPCC.

📢 New Report: Re-Imagining Ethics & Research with Children 📢 How can research be truly child-centred? Our latest report explores key insights from experts on ethical research with children. #ChildRights #ResearchEthics #DCU 📖 Read more: antibullyingcentre.ie/symposium-repo…

Great coverage of our study on recommender algorithms and masculinity influencers in Friday's New York Times Dr Catherine R. Baker DCU Research Anti Bullying Centre (ABC) nytimes.com/2025/03/28/opi…

'We Underestimate the Manosphere at Our Peril' Dr Dr Catherine R. Baker, Prof Professor Debbie Ging and Dr Maja Brandt Andreasen @majabandreasen.bsky.social's Anti Bullying Centre (ABC) study on how TikTok and YouTube Shorts are bombarding boys and men with misogynist content was featured in New York Times The New York Times. launch.dcu.ie/3FJNwtS

The slow creep of the manosphere into the mainstream. “Many boys don’t seek out the manosphere deliberately – they are pulled in gradually by social media algorithms,” Prof Debbie Ging Professor Debbie Ging explains. Read more in Irish Independent: launch.dcu.ie/4hTBhIG Anti Bullying Centre (ABC)

🚨 Dr. Amalee Meehan delivered a keynote in Seville on Religious Identity, Bullying, and Wellbeing in Schools. Her talk, “The Changing Place of Religion in Society,” explored how religious identity impacts bullying in schools. #COSTAction #ORBIT Read more: antibullyingcentre.ie/dr-amalee-meeh…

🌟 DCU receives €1M in Performance Funding 2024 for its impactful work through the DCU Anti-Bullying Centre (ABC) and the FUSE Anti-Bullying & Online Safety programme, now nationwide. 👏 #DCU #AntiBullying #FUSE More info: antibullyingcentre.ie/hea-rewards-dc…

DCU's Prof Professor Debbie Ging, Anti Bullying Centre (ABC), said that masculinity influencers “target men and boys by manipulating anxieties about their physical appearance, about financial insecurity and about loneliness or mental health issues”. Read in Irish Independent: launch.dcu.ie/4dnNJjb

DCU's Prof Professor Debbie Ging, Anti Bullying Centre (ABC), said that masculinity influencers “target men and boys by manipulating anxieties about their physical appearance, about financial insecurity and about loneliness or mental health issues”. Read in Irish Independent: launch.dcu.ie/4dnNJjb

We're delighted to welcome a delegation from Netsafe NZ to Anti Bullying Centre (ABC) from 3–5 June! Funded by UNESCO 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture 🇺🇳, the visit includes discussions on key projects such as Participate, Fuse, Tozi, Cilter, and Observatory. #OnlineSafety

It is with deep sadness that we share the passing of Prof Peter K. Smith, a world-leading scholar in bullying and cyberbullying, and a cherished friend and collaborator of DCU Anti-Bullying Centre. 🕊️ Our heartfelt condolences go to his family, friends, and colleagues.