✅ Our key takeaway:
There is an urgent need for standardised national measurement tools and context-sensitive, school-based prevention programs, especially those that actively target bystanders, not only bullies and victims.
🤗 Happy to share my new publication with my colleague @emelbasturkk: “Cyberbullying among Adolescents in Türkiye: A Scoping Review of Frameworks, Prevalence, and Local Research Trends”
📄 Full text: https://t.co/4AItH8Vpmf
#cyberbullying#adolescents#türkiye#researchtrends
We also found consistent links between cyberbullying and:
• digital literacy levels
• family structure & parental monitoring
• school climate & academic motivation
• social media & smartphone use.
The end of a lovely trip should not be this message waiting for me after landing safe and sound, @lufthansa. At least @Ryanair would tell me to my face that they’re not getting the luggage on the aircraft. 😂
The end of a lovely trip should not be this message waiting for me after landing safe and sound, @lufthansa. At least @Ryanair would tell me to my face that they’re not getting the luggage on the aircraft. 😂
The study calls for:
✔ Balanced, non-sensational reporting;
✔ Survivor-centred storytelling;
✔ Nuanced privacy–safety discussions;
✔ Stronger collaboration between journalism, research & digital policy.
🎧 #Podcast - Kömür madenindeki kanaryalar mı, dijital çağın özneleri mi? | Dr. Sinan Aşçı yazdı.
Makalemizi podcast kanalımız üzerinden sesli olarak dinleyebilirsiniz.
➡️ https://t.co/zMcILqlYAp
Siber zorbalık dijital dünyanın tek tehdidi değil. Siber köleleştirme ve çocuklara yönelik cinsel istismar hızla yayılıyor. Çocukların üçte biri internette istemediği içeriklere maruz kalıyor. Peki, ne yapılıyor? | Dr. Sinan Aşçı yazdı.
https://t.co/ZFIpZLtLkZ
😮💨 The review process takes time (submitted May 29, 2024; still under review!), but findings deserve to travel.
Our scoping review on AI-driven detection of online harms is now on SSRN.
#AI#OnlineSafety#Research
👉🏻 Full paper: https://t.co/6I1dcYUftP
👉🏻 A safer digital world for children means recognising this complexity and ensuring the responsibility does not fall on parents alone, but is shared through stronger policies, accountable platforms, resilient schools and supportive communities.
Documentaries like this humanise what research shows us: that online risks intersect with trust, family, and identity in ways that statistics alone can’t capture.