🌐Webwise and Anti Bullying Centre (ABC) are doing an important new study on young people's use of the Internet and smartphones.

📢We are seeking support from post-primary schools in gathering student participation

📝Schools can register interest here: bit.ly/3xMaPzu

#Edchatie

📢Calling all Post Primary Schools! 

Webwise and Anti Bullying Centre (ABC) need your help getting students involved in an important new study relating to young people’s use of internet and smartphones.

Schools can register their interest here; bit.ly/3xMaPzu

#Edchatie

📢📢Calling all Post Primary Schools!

Webwise and Anti Bullying Centre (ABC) need your help getting students involved in an important new study relating to young people’s use of internet and smartphones.

Schools can register their interest here; bit.ly/3xMaPzu

#Edchatie

Calling all post primary schools! Webwise and Anti Bullying Centre (ABC) need your help getting students involved in an important new study relating to young people’s use of the Internet and smartphones. Schools can register their interest here: bit.ly/3xMaPzu

.Darragh McCashin of Dublin City University Anti Bullying Centre (ABC) is speaking about his work on Imposter Syndrome at the Minds Conference.
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📢📢Calling all Post Primary Schools! 

Webwise and Anti Bullying Centre (ABC) need your help getting students involved in an important new study relating to young people’s use of internet and smartphones.

Schools can register their interest here; bit.ly/3xMaPzu

#Edchatie

Webwise and Anti Bullying Centre (ABC) colleagues delighted to welcome Dr Frances Rees to #Webwise HQ to discuss her important new work on the Child Influencer Project Essex UCU: essex.ac.uk/research-proje…

ABC members attended Dr. Francis Rees's presentation, hosted by Webwise, on her Child Influencer Project. It sparked a great discussion and well-shared learning among participants. #ChildInfluencers

ABC members were delighted to present yesterday to the DCU Changemakers School Network on the FUSE Anti-Bullying and Online Safety Programme and cyberbullying in schools. #FUSE #OnlineSafety

🚨 Don’t miss out! Join us for the upcoming webinar on ‘Evidence-based Toolkits for Addressing Online Harms with Boys and Young Men’ happening on May 1, 1-2 pm. Learn how to tackle digital challenges faced by young males and secure your spot! #OnlineSafety antibullyingcentre.ie/new-webinar-ev…

🎙️ Tune in to 'The Big Tech Show' this week as Dr. Dr Catherine R. Baker from Dublin City University Anti-Bullying Centre dives into the alarming impact of social media on young males. Discover how platforms like YouTube and TikTok push harmful content. Insights about the report: independent.ie/podcasts/the-b…

ABC members were delighted to have Dr. Giulio D'Urso (Ud'A) join us this morning for our research seminar series. Giulio talked about his research on 'Bullying in Irish School Contexts'. Amazing to hear about the findings - thank again Giulio!

On the Jennifer Zamparelli show on 2FM this morning talking to Laura Fox about recommender algorithms, the manosphere and looksmaxxing Anti Bullying Centre (ABC) DCU Research

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Dr. Dr Catherine R. Baker from Dublin City University Anti Bullying Centre (ABC) talking about our report on recommender algorithms and manosphere influencers on the Irish Independent Big Tech Show podcast

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Blog piece on the PARTICIPATE project website by Marie-Curie Doctoral candidate Deniz Celigloku and myself on recommender algorithms and what parents need to know Anti Bullying Centre (ABC) #MCSA #ResearchImpactEU #H2021 Webwise ISPCC Foróige

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Recent research from ABC revealed the toxic content being shown to boys, which is also shown in the video from Vodafone. ABC are happy to partner with @vodafonefoundation and @childlinebyispcc on #Tozi app to empower youth to navigate online spaces safely. to-zi.com

🚨A new study by DCU's ABC reveals that recommender #algorithms on social media platforms are rapidly promoting #misogynistic and male supremacist content. Details about the study and the report here: antibullyingcentre.ie/recommending-t…

This #EarthDay , let’s pledge to cherish and protect our planet's beauty and biodiversity. Together, we can tackle climate change, preserve natural habitats, and ensure a sustainable future for all. 🌍💚 #SustainableLiving

DCU research finds young males fed ‘toxic’ antifeminist and other extremist content within 23 minutes.
DCU's Anti Bullying Centre (ABC) tracked and recorded the content recommended to accounts registered as 16- to 18-year-old boys.
Read more here in The Irish Times: launch.dcu.ie/440FhBS

📰This week, Professor Debbie Ging spoke to The Irish Times about a research collaboration with Dr Catherine Baker and Dr Maja Andreasen of Anti Bullying Centre (ABC)

Teenage boys are shown misogynist content on social media platforms such as TikTok within minutes of joining

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