Director Lillee Jean exposes the corporate monetization loops behind online harassment, copyright myths, and cross-border US/EU privacy protections.

Critical to many of my articles is the protection of children online. In this new survivor-led investigation for Project: Bullyish, I am pulling back the curtain on the predatory mechanics used to target minors in digital spaces. I'm exhausted by leaders, frankly, only now catching up on how the internet works, on the deep end. With all my studies, it's raw, to the point, factual, and redacted only where it matters.

I suppose I'm both a realist, and one who still seeks reason. Though I've had several articles to continue my award-winning documentaries' road to educate and advocate, I feel touching on pseudo-organized tactics is an excellent point to investigate. Firstly, the "hate-for-profit" model relies on a specific type of alchemy: turning a living, breathing professional into a static, sensational character.