Dr. Hinduja and Dr. Patchin have shared their research and strategies on a number of local, state, and national programs. Please see below for downloadable links to archived audio of these interviews! |
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Here and Now (WBUR - Boston’s NPR Station) Dr. Patchin speaks with Robin Young about New Jersey’s new bullying law. |
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At Issue with Ben Merens (Wisconsin Public Radio) Dr. Justin Patchin speaks with Ben Merens about New Jersey’s new bullying law. mp3 file |
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Front Page with Mark Halvorsen (WWIB 103.7/680 WOGO) Dr. Justin Patchin speaks with Mark Halvorsen about cyberbullying. mp3 file |
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Educating Georgia – BlogTalkRadio Dr. Patchin speaks with Amy Bakari about cyberbullying. mp3 file |
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All Things Considered – National Public Radio NPR's Melissa Block talks to Dr. Justin Patchin, associate professor of criminal justice at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and co-director of the Cyberbullying Research Center, about the increase in cyberbullying, and what's being done to combat it. mp3 file |
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NPR - Florida Forum Dr. Hinduja was interviewed by Ann Bocock on her Florida Forum radio show on WXEL in West Palm Beach, Florida. He detailed the fundamentals of bullying via computers and cell phones, its contributing factors, and its detrimental outcomes. The role of popular media, cultural pressures, and self-identity issues among adolescents were also discussed. Finally, he shared prevention and response advice for educators, parents, and community members as they attempt to address the problem. mp3 file |
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UP! - Free from Bullying Dr. Patchin was interviewed by Dr. Jennifer Freed for her FREED-UP! radio program in Santa Barbara, California. In this podcast, he provided an overview of the scope, prevalence, and consequences of cyberbullying, and expanded on how it is affecting adolescents in today's wired world. He then provided practical advice and tangible strategies that parents, educators, and other youth-serving professionals can implement to address the problem and promote a culture of peer respect and digital responsibility among teens. mp3 file |
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National Crime Prevention Circle of Respect Podcast Dr. Hinduja participates in an interview with Kelsey Tokar of the National Crime Prevention Council, which featured "Bullying Beyond the Schoolyard: Preventing and Responding to Cyberbullying" as their Book of the Month for June 2010. In this podcast, he details the scope and prevalence of the problem, outlines the major real-world consequences, and discusses how bystanders can step up to make a difference. Dr. Hinduja also covers how the efforts of schools to promote a positive climate on campus can reduce online harassment and peer conflict incidents, and specifies how parents can get proactively involved in their kids' online lives and protect them from victimization. mp3 file |
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Wisconsin Public Radio - The Joy Cardin Show In this interview with host Joy Cardin, Dr. Patchin covers the nuances of cyberbullying and fleshes out the emotional, psychological, physical, and behavioral outcomes that are often triggered in response. He also delineates strategies that can be implemented at home and school to stem the tide of this growing problem. mp3 file |
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WNYMedia's Parent Talk Radio Program Dr. Hinduja was interviewed by popular radio host Linda O'Connor from Buffalo, New York, and discussed in great detail how parents can engage their youth in dialogue and activities that promote safe and responsible use of the Internet and cell phones. mp3 file |
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Sage Podcast Dr. Hinduja participates in a joint podcast organized by Sage Publications with fellow social scientists Robert Agnew, Carter Hay, and Paul Mazerolle to chat about the relationship between the sociological concept of strain, traditional bullying, and cyberbullying. It's worth a listen if you're interested in learning more about empirical research in this area. Near the end of the podcast, Dr. Hinduja also briefly discusses his forthcoming co-authored (with Dr. Patchin) article to be published in Youth and Society. That piece found that middle schoolers who reported experiencing strain were significantly more likely to have engaged in bullying and cyberbullying, that bullying seemed to be related to feelings of negative emotions, and that anger and frustration did not appear to mediate the relationship between strain and either traditional bullying or cyberbullying (which is contrary to General Strain Theory). mp3 file |
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Education Matters Today's Topic CYBER-BULLYING. Steve Brown's guest today is University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Associate Professor of Criminal Justice, Dr. Justin Patchin. Dr. Patchin is Co-Director of the National Cyberbullying Research Center and co-author of a new book, "Bullying Beyond the Schoolyard," a 2009 book published by Sage Publications. mp3 file |
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CyberHood Watch Dr. Patchin speaks to Bill Wardell and David Ballard from CyberHood Watch Radio about cyberbullying, social networking, and keeping kids safe online. mp3 file |
AudioEd - What School Administrators Can Do About Cyberbullying Dr. Hinduja discusses how public districts can informally and formally respond to online bullying incidents, even if they originated by students outside of school. He covers how some semblance of legal precedent has been built over the last few decades related to student speech and free expression, and applies those precepts to new technology misuse cases. Finally, he suggests prevention and intervention strategies that should deter the behavior in the future and send a clear message that interpersonal harassment among youth will not be tolerated by school personnel. mp3 file |
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The Joy Cardin Show Dr. Patchin speaks to John Munson on the Joy Cardin Show on Wisconsin Public Radio about his new co-authored book "Bullying Beyond the Schoolyard: Preventing and Responding to Cyberbullying." mp3 file |
