Wikipedia:How to deal with harassment

There are a number of resources available for people who are experiencing harassment.

This is advice to editors who are being harassed or cyberbullied and for those assisting them.^[1]

Resources

Help for Victims of Crime from the FBI. Contains information on the rights of crime victims, as well as advice for people being threatened or harassed.
Online Harassment Resource from the International Game Developers Association. Gives advice for those experiencing harassment, particularly online, and for their allies.
Crash Override Network. Includes a document giving advice for those who have been doxxed.
General safety advice for victims of harassment from the Digital-Trust
FAQ on preventing harassment from the End to Cyber Bullying Organization
What is online abuse? from Stop Online Abuse. Many of their resources address harassment of LGBT people.
Top 10 Tips for Overcoming Bullying from Ditch The Label.
How to Report Cyberbullying from StopBullying.gov
Age-based advice for responding to cyberbulling that may be particularly helpful for children, from Thinkuknow.
Revenge Porn Helpline
Digital safety helpline from UK Safer Internet Centre
Help For Victims from the Stalking Resource Center
Resources from Working to Halt Online Abuse
You Asked: How do I deal with online harassment? How do I help the targets of online harassment? by Ashe Dryden
5 Ways to Handle and Prevent Cyber-Harassment from ABC News
How to deter doxxing, Nieman Reports