This month, Shared Hope International is hosting the Internet Safety Back to School! Webinar Series, where law enforcement, survivors, and leading field experts will come together to answer important questions, such as:
- Why are children more vulnerable to online trafficking during the COVID-19 pandemic?
- How are predators using the internet to groom and traffic children and youth in my community?
- How is excessive internet usage affecting my child’s health?
- How can I talk with my child or teen about making safe choices on the internet?
- What can I do to arm my child or teen and my community against online predators?
Be a part of the bigger conversation and join our panelists on Wednesday, September 9, 2 - 3:30 PM ET for Internet Safety 101: How Predators Identify, Groom and Exploit Youth Online
In the first webinar of our three-part Back to School Internet Safety series, we will be discussing how traffickers and online predators are taking advantage of youth’s reliance on the internet during the COVID-19 pandemic to sexually exploit them at an unprecedented rate—all from behind a screen. Panelists will unpack predator tactics, youth vulnerabilities, screentime psychology, warning signs, and so much more!
Jessica Peck, DNP, APRN, CPNP-PC, CNE, CNL, FAANP, Chair, NAPNAP Partner for Vulnerable Youth in Texas
John Pizzuro, MA, CFE, Internet Crimes Against Children Commander, New Jersey State Police
Tim Hitchens, MSW, Education Program Manager, Hoʻōla Nā Pua
We hope you consider joining us for the next two webinars in the series as well:
September 23, 2 - 3:30 PM ET - Caregiver Empowerment and Community Response to Online Youth Sex Trafficking – Register Here!
September 30, 7 - 8 PM ET - Internet Safety for GenZ: Conversations for & with Youth: Safely Navigating the Dangers (and Wonders) of the Internet – Register Here!
Or register for all 3 by adding them all to your cart here!
For more free, downloadable Internet Safety tools and resources, visit sharedhope.org/internetsafety
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