Block the Negativity
Watch our AI-powered digital extension block the hate speech our Chicago Sky players view on their social feeds in real time.

Number of Hate Tweets Blocked

  • @DaDevilGrandson
    It’s really grown ass men that get on here and hate on angel Reese everyday I don’t see females talking shit ITS ALWAYS GROWN ASS MEN
  • @dominoesbey
    Angel Reese is annoying.
  • @DaDevilGrandson
    It’s really grown ass men that get on here and hate on angel Reese everyday I don’t see females talking shit ITS ALWAYS GROWN ASS MEN
  • @DaDevilGrandson
    It’s really grown ass men that get on here and hate on angel Reese everyday I don’t see females talking shit ITS ALWAYS GROWN ASS MEN
Join our efforts to end online hate by flooding the feeds with #PostUpPositivity
87%
of women in sports have experienced online harm in the last year
59%
of U.S. teens have experienced some type of cyberbullying
64%
of adults (under 30) have experienced some form of online harassment
52%
of American adults have experienced harassment on social media

Chicago Sky
Block Party

For every team block at today’s game, Chicago Sky will donate $1,000 to Angel C. Reese’s Foundation to help combat cyber bullying.
up to $5,000
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Build Your Bench
Mental Health Toolkit

Explore a collection of trusted resources designed to enhance and promote online safety. This toolkit includes guidance on reporting cyberbullying, the removal of explicit content involving minors, creating balanced family media plans, and managing social media’s impact on mental health.

Teamwork
Works

Changing stigma and finding mental health support often starts with conversation. The NAMI Chicago Youth resource emphasizes the importance of talking to trusted individuals when building a support network. Learn more about creating a reliable team with their guidance.

Report
Cyberbullying

This guide outlines the essential steps to document and report cyberbullying effectively, such as gathering evidence, reporting to online platforms and law enforcement, and involving schools to address and resolve the issue.

Take It
Down

The Take It Down website provides a secure and anonymous way to report and remove explicit images or videos involving minors from the internet, helping to protect their privacy and well-being.

Create a
Family Media Plan

The Family Media Plan supports healthy media habits by helping families set and manage media priorities that fit their needs, offering customizable options, practical tips, and the ability to revise and share the plan.

The conversation surrounding mental health still carries a stigma, especially for women in sports. The Net is a network of mental health support, built of resources and content that sheds light on the importance of staying on top of your mental game.