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Internet Safety


Each June, the ICAC Task Force Program participates in Internet Safety Month, which is dedicated to raising awareness around online safety among youth. This year, the ICAC Program will focus on PAWS: Think Twice!

  • P – Private Info Stays Private
  • A – Alert a Trusted Adult
  • W – Walk Away from Uncomfortable Situations
  • S – Screen Your Friends

Interested in learning more? Register here to join the ICAC Task Forces on June 23rd at 2:00 PM Eastern Time in a live webinar, Video Games and Your Child: Spotting Red Flags and Staying Safe Online.

Key takeaways will include:

  • A deeper understanding of how games have evolved and why they may benefit offenders.
  • How to recognize red flags in online gaming behavior, including suspicious communication, requests for personal information, and attempts to move conversations off the platform.
  • Ways to implement practical tools at home to support safe gaming.

Resources

We strive to find high-quality and effective Internet resources which will help you and others get better informed about the current dangers and challenges in your effort to protect children across this country every day. Points of view or opinions expressed by these organizations do not necessarily represent the official position of the ICAC Task Force, OJJDP, or the U.S. Department of Justice.


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