I created CyberSensibility, a free internet safety program to combat cyberbullying and bridge the gender gap. I believe that awareness is the first step to tackling the issue. Once children are aware of the difference between bullying and teasing, they are less likely to engage in the aggressive behavior. My curriculum includes hands-on activities, worksheets, and lesson plans to teach students about internet safety and bullying with the goal of building self-confidence, increasing the number of women leaders, and bridging the gender gap in STEM. I created a website (cybersensibility.org) where my curriculum can be easily accessed and inexpensively reproduced to reach more students. With minimal printing costs for schools and camps, my curriculum provides a low-cost alternative, thereby making the project sustainable. I received grants from The Medical Letter (2016) and HERLead (2017) to develop and implement my project. My curriculum has been used at camps and schools in both the United States and around the world, reaching over 1,200 students.