This review focuses on the available literature on cyberbullying, with a focus on research that has explored its prevalence among, and its effects on, Indigenous individuals and communities.

Although there has been an increasing abundance of critical research on social media, little is known about Indigenous Australians’ use of social media. This report is divided into six sections based around a broad range of themes: Indigenous identities, online communities, practising culture, racism and violence, help-seeking, and political activism.