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Sheriff Wayne Ivey And The Brevard County Sheriff’s Office Present:

Sheriff Wayne Ivey And The Brevard County Sheriff’s Office Present:. iBully “ Bullying Recognition and Prevention ”. Presentation Overview. Bullying Statistics How many are bullied How many report it Bullying Types Social Media Crime Harmful Content Information Sharing Local Trends

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Sheriff Wayne Ivey And The Brevard County Sheriff’s Office Present:

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  1. Sheriff Wayne Ivey And The Brevard County Sheriff’s Office Present: iBully “Bullying Recognition and Prevention”

  2. Presentation Overview BullyingStatistics How many are bullied How many report it Bullying Types Social Media Crime Harmful Content Information Sharing Local Trends Safety Tips

  3. Bullying Statistics • 1 out of 5 students REPORT being bullied • 64% of Students who were bullied DID NOT report it • More than HALF of bullying situations stop when a peer intervenes • 13 reasons why? • Looks • Gender Expression • Body Shape • Race • Disabilities

  4. Bullying and Suicide • Suicide is the 3rd leading cause of death among young people. • For every suicide there are 100 attempts • Victims of Bullying are 2 to 9 times more likely to consider suicide • Good News? • Modern crime prevention techniques can help reduce bullying.

  5. Basic Crime Prevention X X Ability Desire X Opportunity

  6. RASING AWARENESS What is Bullying? • Behavior intended to assert dominance over another person. • Persecute • Oppress • Tyrannize • Harass • Dominate • Humiliate

  7. AWARENESS Types of Bullying? • Physical • Touching or Striking someone against their will • Verbal • Making threats to harm someone and putting them in fear • Relational • Being the predominate aggressor in a relationship

  8. Online Dangers Cyber Bullying • Bullying that occurs over an electronic device • Text Messages • E-mails • Social Networks • Online Games • Cyber Bullying can have long lasting effects due to the nature of the internet

  9. Internet Users Who uses the internet? • There are currently over 3.6 Billion internet users worldwide • 88% of North Americans currently use the internet • 95% of Teens ages 12-17 access the internet and 74%do so from a mobile device • 96% of Children 8-11 used the internet in 2013 • Children as young as 3-4 spend at least 6.5 hours a week online • Nearly all children less than 3 use a smart device on a regular basis in the United States

  10. Internet Users How do we use it? • To Communicate and Consume Media !!! • 72% of all internet users are now active on social media • 18-29 year olds 89% usage • 30-49 year olds 72% usage • 65+ bracket 43% usage • The average Facebook user spends 40 mins a day on the site • YouTube viewers spent 37,000 years worth of time watching the top 10 music videos in 2015 !!! • 12-15 year olds have an average of 272 social network friends

  11. What to look for? Warning Signs • Any abrupt change in routine or behavior • Sudden withdrawal from using computers, tablets, smartphone, or online gaming consoles • Shows anxiety about receiving digital messages • Avoids conversations about online activity

  12. What to look for? Warning Signs • Spends large amounts of time on the internet • Guarded about online activity • Becomes agitated when unable to get online • Laughs excessively when using the internet • Avoids conversations about online activity • May use anonymous or “fake” profiles

  13. What to do? Stay informed • Connect with your child online • Talk about online activities often • Stay up to date on how your child is using the internet • 2-5 years old • 6-8 years old • 9 and UP

  14. What to do? Talk to students EARLY • Set the ground rules • Your Bus… Your Rules

  15. Best Defenses? Awareness • Bullying happensA LOT • It most likely has already occurred and no one has reported it Communication • Talk to your students about bullying • DO THIS OFTEN Education • Stay up date, the online world changes everyday • This will raise your AWARNESS • Which should lead to COMMUNICATION

  16. SEXTING • Florida Obscenity Crimes (Chapter 847) • Sexting – When a minor knowingly transmits a nude picture of any person to any other minor • 1st offense Non-Criminal Violation-Community Service/ Fine • 2nd offense 1st Degree Misdemeanor – Up to 1 year Jail/ Fines • 3rd offense 3rd Degree Felony – Up to 5 years Jail/ Fines • Does not prohibit the prosecution of other 847 Crimes • Child Pornography Laws • Exposing minors to harmful motion pictures • Transmission of pornography to minor • All high level felonies

  17. Online Safety Tip #1 • Avoid TMI • Name • Address • Phone Number • Social Security Number • Place of Birth • Any other Identifying Information

  18. Online Safety Tip #2 • Learn how to use your privacy settings • May be able to limit who can see what • Most sites have excellent privacy setting options • Say NO to unsolicited email options

  19. Online Safety Tip #3 • Avoid Social Broadcasting • Only tell who needs to know • Post the PAST • Not the PRESENT • Or the FUTURE

  20. Online Safety Tip #4 • Selfie SAFELY • The Good… It can demonstrates an outward expression of self-confidence • The Bad… It can leave an unintended impression on the viewer

  21. Online Safety Tip #5 • Trust your instincts • If someone online is asking personal questions RED FLAG • If someone online asks for a picture RED FLAG • If someone online wants to meet in person RED FLAG

  22. Online Safety Tip #6 • When it comes to friends, Quality vs. Quantity • Forget the popularity contest • The more friends you have the less you get to know them • Keep your social network tight and an extension of your “in person” relationships

  23. Online Safety Tip #7 • Online is FOREVER • Think before you post any comment about anything • Once you post something it can be viewed by everyone • An online mistake can have lasting consequences that can damage your reputation

  24. Online Safety Tip #8 • If you SEE something SAY something • Bullying • Threats • Signs of Depression • Harmful Content • Anything that makes you uncomfortable

  25. Online Safety Tip #9 • Verify links before Clicking • #1 way to get a virus • #1 way to get hacked • May come in through e-mail or social network message • Ask someone or research before you click

  26. Online Safety Tip #10 • Stay Educated • Scams • Viruses • News • Crime Stats • Ask your network • Tell your network

  27. Sheriff Wayne IveyBrevard County Sheriff’s Office

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