Although they can be a force for community, connection, and change, unrestrained digital environments are not necessarily secure. In the world, women are 27 times more likely than males to experience online harassment. Black women are 84% more likely than white women to experience online abuse, making the situation worse for them. Online abuse of people with disabilities has increased by 71%, and 78% of LGBTQ+ people have encountered hate speech online. How to Stay Safe Online teaches you how to recognise, address, and proactively defend yourself against online abuse. It also teaches you how to support others who are being abused online. This book will assist you in supporting victims and empowering friends, teachers, parents, and other willing supporters. It is an important and necessary digital self-care tool.