Most parents with school-aged children have at least some expectations around appropriate technology use in their household, but many of us are still left with concerns about our children’s digital lives. What are they doing online? What kind of content are they seeing?
You may be relieved to learn that fewer youth take and send sexts (nude or semi-nude photos) than you may think. However, almost half of youth who have sent a sext say that the recipient then shared that image with other people. Created in partnership with MediaSmarts, this campaign aims to end the culture of forwarding intimate images of other people.
Don’t know if your kid is ready for a smartphone? Answer these questions to find out.
We offer a variety of resources and workshops for kids to help them have a safe online experience.
By taking this Pledge, you are joining us in the fight to end cyberbullying and create a safer online world.
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