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An Exciting New Program Launched by AT&T Will Train Hunter College Students in Cyber Bullying Prevention

March 29, 2019
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After a study in 2018 found that a large percentage of teens living in New York City engage in risky behavior online, AT&T's "Upstander Program" opened its doors to Hunter College. Through this program, Hunter College students are taught to be active citizens who stand up to cyberbullying in an effort to make their classrooms and communities safer.

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