The National Strategy for Child Exploitation Prevention and Interdiction

4. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION FUNDED PROGRAMS ................................................. 117 5. FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION FUNDED PROGRAM: E-RATE........................ 117 6. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FUNDED PROGRAM: TECHNOLOGY 4-H ............... 117 7. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES FUNDED PROGRAM: 4GIRLS HEALTH: HOW TO BE SAFETY SAVVY ............................................................................. 118 8. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY.................................................................. 118 9. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE FUNDED PROGRAM: SAFEKIDS ..................................... 118 10. NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION (NASA) FUNDED PROGRAM:NASAEXPLORES CYBERSAFETY...................................................................................... 119 11. INTERAGENCY/FEDERAL–STATE COLLABORATION FUNDED PROGRAM .......................... 119 “I Keep Safe”—Faux Pas, the Techno Cat ..................................................................... 119 12. CONGRESSIONALLY MANDATED - FEDERALLY FUNDED RESEARCH ................................ 120 National Academy of Sciences Study: Youth, Pornography, and the Internet .............. 120 13. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE-FUNDED RESEARCH ........................................................ 120 Crimes against Children Research Center Juvenile Online Victimization Study ........... 120 G. RESULTS OF THE 2008 PROJECT SAFE CHILDHOOD CONFERENCE ........... 129 H. CHILD EXPLOITATION COMPUTER FORENSICS ............................................... 1301. STATE AND LOCAL AGENCIES.......................................................................................... 130 2. FBI COMPUTER ANALYSIS RESPONSE TEAM AND REGIONAL COMPUTER FORENSIC LABORATORY PROGRAMS................................................................................................ 131 3. U.S. POSTAL INSPECTION SERVICE DIGITAL EVIDENCE UNIT .......................................... 133 4. ICE FORENSICS................................................................................................................ 134 IV. FIGHTING THE THREAT GOING FORWARD........................................................ 137A. THE NATIONAL STRATEGY’S BROAD GOALS .................................................... 137B. GOALS TO ADDRESS DANGERS IDENTIFIED BY THE THREAT ASSESSMENT...... 1381. CHILD PORNOGRAPHY AND ONLINE EXPLOITATION ........................................................ 138 2. THE DOMESTIC PROSTITUTION OF CHILDREN .................................................................. 139 3. CHILD SEX TOURISM ....................................................................................................... 140 4. INDIAN COUNTRY ............................................................................................................ 140 C. PROGRAMMATIC GOALS........................................................................................... 141 1. SUPPORTING AND INCREASING OUTREACH AND EDUCATION............................................ 141 2. CREATING AND DISSEMINATING A NATIONAL DATABASE TO AID IN INVESTIGATIONS. ..... 141 3. INCREASING PROSECUTIONS AND PROSECUTION TRAINING. ............................................. 142 4. CONTINUING COOPERATION AND INCREASING COLLABORATION...................................... 142 5. SUPPORTING AND REVIEWING OF RELEVANT RESEARCH. ................................................. 142 D. DEPARTMENTAL COMPONENT GOALS ................................................................ 1431. U.S. ATTORNEY’S OFFICES.............................................................................................. 143 2. CEOS .............................................................................................................................. 143 3. OJP.................................................................................................................................. 143 4. FBI .................................................................................................................................. 144 5. UNITED STATES MARSHALS SERVICE .............................................................................. 144 6. INTERPOL WASHINGTON .................................................................................................. 144 iii