The National Strategy for Child Exploitation Prevention and Interdiction
The National Strategy for Child Exploitation Prevention and Interdiction The National Strategy for Child Exploitation Prevention and Interdiction
Program/Product NameandContactInformationI Keep Safe—FauxPas, the Techno Catwww.ikeepsafe.orgFor KidsFor ParentsFor Schools andTeachersFor OthersSafety in OnlineRelationshipsAvoiding Pornographyand Other OffensiveMaterialsCopyright, Plagiarism,and IntellectualProperty TheftCyberethics/InternetCitizenship9 9 9 9 9CyberbullyingIdentity Theft andPrivacy ConcernsHacking and MaliciousProgrammingInternet “Addiction”Youth,Pornography, andthe Internetbooks.nap.edu/html/youth_internetResearchers,practitioners,interestedadults9 9Crimes AgainstChildren ResearchCenter JuvenileOnlineVictimization Studywww.unh.edu/ccrc/NJOV_info_page.htmResearchers,practitioners,interestedadults9 9 9 9 9 9125
TABLE 2: SAMPLE OF PRIVATE NONPROFIT, COMMERCIAL, AND STATE AND LOCALRESOURCES FOCUSED ON INTERNET SAFETY 95Program/Product NameProducerFor KidsForParentsForSchoolsForOthersWeb SiteChatdangerCopyright KidsCyberAngelsChildnetInternationalCopyrightSociety of theU.S.A.GuardianAngels, Inc.9 www.chatdanger.com9 9 9 www.copyrightkids.org9 9 9 www.cyberangels.orgCyberNetiquetteComixDisney Online 9 9 disney.go.com/cybersafetyCyberSafety CyberSafety.us 9 9 www.cybersafety.us/step1.htmlCyberSmart!CurriculumGetNetWiseOnline SafetyGuideGoCyberCampCyberSmart!®EducationCompany9 9 www.cybersmart.orgGetNetWise 9 9 kids.getnetwise.org/safetyguideUniversity ofMinnesota,University ofNebraska—Lincoln, NorthCarolina StateUniversity, ZopeCorporation,Ohio StateUniversity, NewMexico StateUniversity9 4-H www.gocybercamp.org95 NOTE: Inclusion of a program on this table does not constitute an endorsement. No attempt has been made toevaluate the content or effectiveness of any program. The sources of the information provided are the referencedWeb sites. This list is representative but not exhaustive.126
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