Purpose of the event: to develop students’ skills for safe behavior and constructive responses to aggression in both real-life and digital environments, as well as to strengthen a positive psychological climate within the academic community.

On February 25, an anti-bullying and cyberbullying prevention event was held in group 1B-8 in the format of an interactive game titled “Safe Communication: How to Protect Yourself from Bullying in Real Life and Online.” During the meeting, students focused on practice rather than theory: they analyzed real-life cases, learned how to build and maintain personal boundaries, and practiced appropriate responses to aggression in digital spaces.

Special attention was given to the psychology of bystanders and the importance of creating a supportive atmosphere within the group. Participants learned effective ways to stand up against online hate and where to seek help in difficult situations. The event helped students recognize their responsibility for their behavior online and strengthened friendly relationships within the group, making communication safer and more respectful.

If you or someone you know is experiencing bullying or psychological pressure, do not face the problem alone. At KPVK, you can always обратиться to your group curator, the college’s social and psychological support service, or the administration. Remember that seeking help in time is a brave step toward resolving conflict and ensuring your safety.

You can receive qualified assistance by calling:

111 — National Contact Center for the Protection of Children’s Rights and Assistance to Victims of Violence (24/7, free of charge);

150 — National Helpline for Children and Youth;

+7 (7142) 370858 — Regional Educational and Methodological Center for Psychological Support and Educational Work.