A New Online Safety Group
Tuesday, February 20, 2007
Nancy L. Brown, PhD

A recent story in the
Palo Alto Daily News by
Larry Magid reported the founding of a new
Family Online Safety Institute to promote research and discussion about how to keep kids safe online. There is also a new Web site at the
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children where parents can submit questions about Internet safety and computers that are answered by email by real-life experts.
If you have information about an Internet-related crime against a child - including child pornography - report it to the
Cybertipline or call 1-800-843-5687.
Other resources include:
GetNetwise.org Enough.orgNetsmartz.org SafeKids.comSafeteens.comPhoto credit:
MisterteacherLabels: Online/Internet Safety
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