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Karen Klein a school bus monitor from Greece, NY was bullied by students and the whole thing was caught on camera. After the 10-minute long video went viral on youtube, an indiegogo account was made to help raise funds to send her on vacation!

A whopping $703, 833.00 was raised by thousands of people!!

Check out the full story and video.

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Francie is a freelance science journalist based in New York. In a 2014 article for The Atlantic, she mustered up the courage to talk about her experience with her cyberbully almost 13 years later. Interesting enough, she tracked her cyberbully down and was able to dig deeper into the experiences, mindsets, and anxieties of the time.

Read her account here.

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Nicole received multiple death threats via social media and text messaging. She asked for help and eventually became the spokesperson for The Great American NO BULL Challenge.

"The NO BULL Challenge empowers teens and young adults to tell their personal stories through our online video competition/contest and to amplify their voices through their creativity, leadership and entrepreneurial spirit."

Read more about her story!

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Jessica fell victim to sexting. When nude pictures she had sent to her boyfriend were shared, she began to be called names and bullied by classmates at school. Jessica received taunts on Facebook, Myspace, and even text messages.

One day it proved to be too much for her and she committed suicide in her room.

Learn about her story here.

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Megan committed suicide in 2006 after being cyberbullied on Myspace. Her parents later found out that an old friend of Megan's and the girls's mother had created a fake Myspace profile by the name of "Josh Evans". Josh became the cute boy Megan talked to everyday, not knowing she was being tricked into telling information about others, and eventually verbally attacked.

Check out the Megan Meier Foundation to learn more about her story!