Internet Safety Risks
Understand the Digital Landscape
View this trailer to learn more about what internet dangers are hiding in plain site
What they are up against
Cyberbullying:
Online Predators:
Privacy Breaches:
Inappropriate Content:
Sexting & Sextortion:
Extorting money or sexual favors from someone by threatening to reveal evidence of their sexual activity
Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI):
Addiction and Screen Time:
Teen Slang:
Screen Time Statistics
CDC data shows that half of teens exceed 4 hours of daily screen time.
Boys average: 9 hours and 16 minutes daily
Girls average: 8 hours and 2 minutes daily
Available Trainings
For Teens, Youth, and Children
Description: This age-appropriate version of Internet Safety Risks provides expert tips and engaging videos to help children, youth, teens, and those with intellectual disabilities stay safe online. The training addresses key issues such as online predators, cyberbullying, oversharing personal information, and sexting.
Curriculum is available for the following age groups:
- Children (5–9 years old)
- Pre-teens (10–12 years old
- Teenagers (13–17 years old)
- Youth and young adults with intellectual disabilities
Training Information
Time: 60 – 90 minutes in length
Location: Requested Organization/School Site
Cost: $40 fee per hour (due before or on the day of training)
Language: English
For Adults
Description: This innovative presentation uses the latest statistics, online resources, videos, and expert insights to educate, engage, and empower professionals and parents about online safety for children, youth, and teens. Participants receive practical safety tips, including information on dangerous apps and technological tools that help monitor and reduce online safety risks listed below:
Training Information
Time: 1 to 1.5 hours in length
Location: Requested Organization/School Site
Cost: $40 fee per hour (due before or on the day of training)
Language: English
For more information on Internet Safety Risks, schedule your training today!!
