She also answered questions from the students regarding the topics. Some asked on how one can report a cyberbullying incident, why people do drugs, options to help people,  who control these illegal drugs, and some on the speculations of some drug legalization within the country. 

Reflections:
1. We learned that there is a fine line between “just a joke and derogatory comment” and the words targeting specific person will unknowingly effect negatively. It is also to note that educating everyone on our responsibility to be cautious on how to act, what to say and publish online can prevent cyberbullying, online harassment, bias incidents, and hate crimes in local communities. 

2. We learned that to avoid and prevent cyberbullying we should be vigilant if we received abusive and cruel messages. Keeping a record or screenshots and reporting  it to a trusted adult, block or report bullies, and don’t retaliate are the steps we should do.  The victim of cyberbullying can be affected in a negative way like the victim become loner, they may suffer anxiety and depression, some end up dropping out of school and the worst is that some end up committing suicide. This knowledge will be valuable to us and the community as it tells us that we need to be aware of the consequences of cyberbullying and to remember that we are all unique in our ways that is why we need to accept the individuality of everyone and stop bullying. 

3.  We learned that whether it is out of curiosity or the desperation for peer validation, we should never try or experiment with illegal drugs.  This is due to the fact that addiction really negatively affects a person's  physical and mental health, finances, and relationships with others.  This knowledge will be valuable to us and to the community as it tells us that we can defeat or lessen the drug abuse problem. By spreading and acknowledging the effects of addiction, one would think twice before trying or using illegal drugs that would add to the number of problem of the community.