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Watch the video and read the article. Guiding Question: How can we act with empathy and positivity when we're online?

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Watch the video and read the article. Guiding Question: How can we act with empathy and positivity when we're online?

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If we know better, we often do better. Let's identify some harmful online behavior and how to handle it.

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The Accidental Bully- a public service announcement about cyber bullying

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This Public Service Announcement was developed and written by New York City teenagers as part of The Community Healthcare Network's Teen's PACT (Positive Actions and Choices for Teens) program.

The purpose of the PSA programming is to encourage reflection on social issues and to raise social awareness in a peer to peer context.

This video was directed by Lukas Huffman and shot and edited by Aubrey Hardwick.

All footage was shot on a Canon 7D.

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Though someone's mean online behavior might not fit the
definition, it can still hurt. 

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Addressing it face-to-face with the person who is being inconsiderate or mean could help.

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Ghosting, subtweeting, ignoring, or other online actions that don't consider someone else's feelings can be incredibly hurtful. 

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It's best to avoid Twitter or social media flame wars, as that usually only makes the problem worse.