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More support.
More perspective.
Official resources and practical starting points. These links leave Own Bully and follow the rules of their own services.
When safety comes first
If you are in immediate danger, use local emergency services. In Canada, 9 8 8 is a suicide crisis helpline available by call or text. For other locations, use the crisis resources in your area.
Canada 9 8 8 ↗WorkSafeBC guidance
Official information about reporting and responding to bullying and harassment at work in British Columbia.
Read the official guide ↗BC ERASE
Information for students and families, including school reporting options and the student Report It tool.
Visit ERASE ↗Cyberbullying documentation
StopBullying.gov outlines steps to preserve evidence and report online bullying to platforms and relevant organizations.
Read the reporting guide ↗LOCAL CONTEXT MATTERS
Get advice that fits your location.
Policies, rights and deadlines differ across schools, employers and jurisdictions. A local advocate, counsellor, representative or qualified professional can help you evaluate your situation.