On March 31, 2026, the Taalim-Forum Public Foundation held the first part of a series of online workshops for educators on the topic “Diagnosing and Identifying Cyberbullying and Online Aggression Among Adolescents.”

A total of 47 people participated in the first workshop. The workshop brought together specialists from various professional backgrounds - teachers of humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, homeroom teachers, and psychologists - which demonstrates the professional community’s strong interest in creating a safe digital environment in schools.

During the workshop, participants learned about the main signs of bullying and cyberbullying, discussed the differences between conflict and systematic harassment, and examined common forms of online aggression among adolescents.

Particular attention was paid to early risk identification, practical case studies from the school environment, and a discussion of how educators can respond promptly to the first signs of online harassment.

The series of online seminars is organized by the Taalim-Forum Public Foundation as part of the DAAD project “Transnational Education and Research Strategies Against Digital Hate 2026.”

Other project activities

• Online Workshop for Educators: How to Identify Cyberbullying Among Adolescents
• ReAction Anti-Cyberbullying Week: “Your Reaction Matters!”
• ReAction Training for Educators: Preventing Cyberhate and Cyberbullying among Youth
• ReAction Training: Youth and Educators Against Cyberbullying
• Roundtable on Online Aggression Held at the Ministry of Education in Kyrgyzstan
• STOP Online Bullying: Peer-to-Peer Training for Student Trainers