"Smut Page" Survivor

Bullying
Youth Communication
Destiny Smith
December 6, 2011
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When her friend gets bashed on an anonymous Facebook page, Destiny sees the lasting consequences of online harassment and decides it's time to cut back on her social media use. Read Destiny's compelling story here.

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