Empower Your Classroom with Online Safety Tools! Our educator resources make teaching digital citizenship and online safety engaging and effective. Explore our free K-12 materials with NetSmartz and build a safer online environment! ncmec.org/netsmartz/reso… #BackToSchool

As kids head #BackToSchool, it’s important to remember that keeping them safe both online and offline is everyone's responsibility. Download our guide here: ncmec.org/content/dam/ne…

It’s never too early to start talking to your kids about online safety. Early conversations build trust, making it more likely they’ll come to you if something uncomfortable happens online. Start the conversation: ncmec.org/netsmartz.

Uncomfortable Online Interactions? If your child encounters something online that makes them uncomfortable, encourage them to think of solutions. Ask why and how they’d handle it, share your values, and find a solution together. When kids create their own strategies, they’re

Avoid online risks! Make responsible choices to protect yourself and others. #BeSaferOnline: ncmec.org/netsmartz

Deepfakes are highly realistic, artificially generated images or videos that can be used to manipulate or deceive people . Watch as Clicky and the NetSmartz kids discover that someone is using generative artificial intelligence (GAI) to create images of people.

What to Do if You See Inappropriate Content Online? If you've seen something inappropriate, and it makes you feel uncomfortable. Reach out to a trusted adult or CyberTipline.org for support. Stay safe online!

What does a healthy relationship look like online? As students return to school, share this video to help youth spot red flags like sextortion, enticement, and trafficking, and learn how to support without blame: go.missingkids.org/healthy-relati… #BackToSchool

Is having mutual friends enough to trust someone you meet online? Check out the "It's Called Sextortion" video and discussion guide for the answer: go.missingkids.org/healthy-relati… #BackToSchool

Are you involved in your child’s online life? Role-play real-life examples about some of the online risks and allow them to come up with their own solutions. Tips on starting the conversation: ncmec.org/netsmartz #BackToSchool

Celebra el #MesdelaHerenciaHispana protegiendo a los niños en línea. Explora nuestros recursos de NetSmartz en español con videos para empoderar a las familias: ncmec.org/netsmartz/es/h…

En la Nube “Into the Cloud™” de NetSmartz de NCMEC presenta información importante sobre seguridad de una manera entretenida y con lenguaje apropiado para los niños. ¡Y ahora está disponible en español! ncmec.org/netsmartz/es/v…

¡NUEVA GUÍA PARA PADRES Y GUARDIANES! Los casos de sextorsión están aumentando. Hemos creado una nueva guía para ayudar a las familias y guardianes a hablar con los niños sobre este peligro: missingkids.org/content/dam/ne…

¡Mantente informado y al tanto de las últimas tendencias! Suscríbete al boletín de NetSmartz y aprende cómo puedes ayudar a que los niños estén más seguros en línea: go.missingkids.org/l/808593/2020-…

A 15-year-old recognized danger online—and spoke up. ✅ Kids can spot red flags ✅ They should know where to report Remind the kids in your life: if something feels off, act. NCMEC’s CyberTipline is here to help: report.cybertip.org

La IA generativa está cambiando el internet, pero algunos la están utilizando para explotar a los niños. Esto no es sin víctimas. Es un delito. Aprende a reconocer y prevenir el abuso impulsado por la IA generativa: ncmec.org/netsmartz/es/t…

Remember to prioritize & practice #OnlineSafety year-round. NetSmartz is National Center for Missing & Exploited Children's online safety education program. Find age-appropriate resources to help teach children be safer online ➡️ netsmartzkids.org

Explora nuestras presentaciones gratuitas y descargables de Google Slides para los grados 1 a 5 – ahora en español. Los temas incluyen el ciberacoso, videojuegos en línea, sextorsión y más. Consíguelas aquí: ncmec.org/netsmartz/es/r…

Spot the Red Flags 🚩 A child facing online enticement may be: 🚩 Online more than usual 🚩 Upset when offline 🚩 Hiding activity 🚩 Getting gifts from strangers More: ncmec.org/netsmartz/onli…