The resolution introduced on April 8, 2025, designates April 9, 2025, as Cyberbullying Awareness and Prevention Day at the Legislature. It highlights the growing concern of cyberbullying in the digital age, particularly its detrimental effects on individuals, especially young people. The resolution emphasizes the emotional distress, harm to self-esteem, and potential long-term mental health challenges that can arise from cyberbullying, including severe consequences such as depression, anxiety, and even suicide.

Furthermore, the resolution calls for collective action from parents, educators, communities, and technology companies to foster a safe and respectful online environment. It stresses the importance of education and awareness in preventing cyberbullying, encouraging individuals to promote kindness, empathy, and respect both online and offline. The Senate urges the public to participate in raising awareness through educational campaigns, workshops, and community outreach, and directs the Clerk to share the resolution with relevant representatives.