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Cybersafety Basics 

This program teaches young children how to use technology safely and responsibly.  Topics include: privacy, cyberbullying, and reporting upsetting content.

Cyber-Bullying/Healthy Relationships

This program emphasizes using technology in ways that promote healthy relationships.  Participants learn about cyber-bullying, its effects, and ways to respond to it.

Cybersafety Strategies

This program highlights strategies for responding to cyber-bullying, harassment, stalking, fraud, and other online abuses.  It also addresses the social, legal, and personal risks associated with sexting.  Additionally, it describes strategies that online predators use to manipulate potential victims. 

Cybersafety: Helping Kids Stay Safer & Develop Important Skills

This program teaches parents and other adults  how a child’s use of technology and social media can place them at increased risk of abuse, exploitation, harassment, or long-term damage to their reputation.  Participants learn how to address cyber-bullying, harassment, and other technology-related abuse. They also learn about the social, legal, and personal risks associated with sexting and exposure to explicit media. 

Talking with Kids about Sexuality & Explicit Media in the Digital Age

This program help parents recognize how technology can facilitate children’s exposure to explicit sexual content and make them vulnerable to online predators. It explains  how to help children and youth make sense of explicit content they encounter.  It also highlights the social, legal, and personal risks associated with youth sexting.  

Pre-School/Elementary-Aged Children

Personal Safety Program

This program teaches children that their body belongs to them.  They learn about privacy, secrets, and what to do if someone breaks a touching rule or does something that makes them feel uncomfortable. 

Cybersafety Basics Program

This program teaches young children how to use  technology safely and responsibly.  Topics include: privacy, cyberbullying, and reporting upsetting content.

Anti-Bullying Program

This program helps children recognize bullying, and how it makes the target fee.  It also teaches them strategies that targets and bystanders can use when bullying occurs.

Healthy Relationships Program

This program helps children identify different relationships and the qualities that contribute to healthy ones. It also helps  them clearly and effectively communicate their personal boundaries and seek help if those boundaries aren't respected.

Pre-Teens & Adolescents

Personal Safety Program

This program emphasizes that youth have the right to be in charge of their body and personal space.  Participants learn about tricks sexual offenders use to manipulate victims and how abuse is never the victim's fault.  They also learn to recognize risky situations, speak out, and get help.   

Sexual Harassment Program

This program helps youth recognize sexual harassment and its impact of victims.  Participants learn what they can do if they or someone they know is being harassed.

Cybersafety Basics Program

This program teaches youth how to use technology safely and responsibly.  Topics include: privacy, cyberbullying, and reporting upsetting content.

Cyber-Bullying/Healthy Relationships

This program emphasizes using technology in ways that promote healthy relationships.  Participants learn about cyber-bullying, its effects, and ways to address it.  They also learn how to avoid misunderstandings, conflicts, and other relationship difficulties when using social media. 

Cybersafety Strategies Program

This program highlights strategies for responding to cyber-bullying, harassment, stalking, fraud, and other online abuses.  It also addresses the social, legal, and personal risks associated with sexting.  Additionally, it describes strategies that online predators use to manipulate potential victims. 

Healthy Relationships Program

This program helps youth identify qualities to look for in others when choosing friends and dates, as well as warning signs of unhealthy relationships.  Participants learn the importance of communicating their feelings and boundaries clearly.  They also learn about dating safety.  

Programs for Parents, Caregivers & Community Members

Talking to Your Child Abuse Personal Safety Program

This program provides an overview of the the dynamics and potential effects of child sexual abuse.  Participants learn about sexual offenders and how they target and groom victims.  Other topics covered include: talking with children about personal safety, signs of possible abuse, how to handle a child's disclosure, and reporting suspected abuse.

Cybersafety: Helping Kids Stay Safer & Develop Important Skills Program

This program teaches  parents and other adults  how a child’s use of technology and social media can place them at increased risk of abuse, exploitation, harassment, or long-term damage to their reputation. Participants learn how to address cyber-bullying, harassment, and other technology-related abuse. They also learn about the social, legal, and personal risks associated with sexting and exposure to explicit media. 

Talking with Kids about Sexuality & Explicit Media in the Digital Age Program

This program help parents recognize how technology can facilitate children’s exposure to explicit sexual content and make them vulnerable to online predators. It explains  how to help children and youth make sense of explicit content they encounter.  It also highlights the social, legal, and personal risks associated with youth sexting.