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- Bullying and Cyberbullying
  
  Cyberbullying
  
  Physical Bullying
  
  Verbal Bullying
- Child Exploitation
  
  Human Trafficking
  
  Online Exploitation
- Cybersecurity
  
  Data Breaches
  
  Phishing
  
  Ransomware
- Emergency Planning
  
  Recovery
  
  Training, Exercises, and Drills
- Infectious Diseases and Public Health
  
  Distance Learning
  
  In-Person Learning
  
  Physical Spacing and Testing
  
  Sanitation and Ventilation
- Mental Health
  
  At-Risk Children
  
  Conduct Issues
  
  School-Based Mental Health Services
  
  Substance Use
  
  Suicide Management
  
  Training, Partnership, and Capacity Building
- School Climate
- Targeted Violence
  
  Physical Security
  
  School Security Personnel
  
  Violence Prevention
- Threat Assessment and Reporting

- Prevent
- Protect and Mitigate
- Respond and Recover

- Assessment
- Awards
- Case Study
- Checklist
- Fact Sheet
- Guidance
- Organization
- Podcast
- Policy
- Program
- Report
- Survey
- Tool
- Training Program
- Video
- Video Conference
- Web App
- Webinar
- Webpage

- Emergency Managers
- General Public
- Mental Health Practitioners
- Parents and Legal Guardians
- Parents and Students
- Policy Makers
- Principals and Assistant Principals
- School Resource Officers and Law Enforcement Officials
- Students
- Superintendents and Administration
- Teachers

- Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency
- Department of Education
- Department of Health and Human Services
- Department of Homeland Security
- Department of Justice
- Environmental Protection Agency
- Federal Emergency Management Agency
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- The White House
- Third Party

- Post-secondary
- Primary
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- Classroom
- School Building
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Electronic Media and Youth Violence: A CDC Issue Brief for Educators and Caregivers

Department of Health and Human Services

This report educates the general public on the phenomena of electronic aggression, which is defined as any kind of aggression perpetrated through technology.

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