Monica Lewinsky is back in the news. No, she isn’t campaigning for or against Hillary Clinton. She is, however, launching her own anti-bullying campaign.

#BeStrong anti-bullying emojis keyboard is here! my piece on @VanityFair https://t.co/760NQSeC2k

— Monica Lewinsky (@MonicaLewinsky) February 8, 2016

Monica Lewinsky launched the #BeStrong Emoji Keyboard App just in time for Safer Internet Day, which is February 9. The set of emojis were created to help fight cyberbullying.

According to a report from Time magazine, the app was created in conjunction with British carrier Vodafone, and Lewinsky says they are intended for use by victims of cyberbullying when those victims–mostly teenagers–aren’t sure of what to say.

“Thousands of people are bullied online—daily,” Monica Lewinsky writes in an article for Vanity Fair. “For World Safer Internet Day on February 9, it’s worth considering not only the many ways people can feel unsafe online but also new methods to help limit abusive behavior—or, at least, to blunt the emotional fallout. Support—whether it’s from friends or strangers—matters. Trust me on this. In today’s world, particularly online and especially for younger people, support—knowing you are not alone—is vital and can even save lives.”

Monica Lewinsky’s app launched in September in European markets and will soon launch globally among all major cell phone carriers.

Monica Lewinsky hopes new #BeStrong emoji keyboard app will help teens 'feel less alone' https://t.co/r9hpUEt8a9 pic.twitter.com/gC2rHVeOq7

— People Magazine (@people) February 8, 2016

Monica Lewinsky, who had a sexual affair with former President Bill Clinton as an intern, knows all too well the pain of cyberbullying. Hopefully her anti-bullying campaign will help others.