http://child-abuse.com
Get in touch, give us your thoughts
 |
The Child Abuse Prevention Network: The World Wide Internet Nerve Center For professionals in the field of child abuse and neglect. |
Support our Advertisers
QUICK INFO
About This Site
Today's Child Abuse News
Reporting Child Abuse
Internet Child Safety
Join our Professionals' E-Mail Lists
PREVENTION!
Prevent Child Abuse New York
Army Family Advocacy
POLICY AND PRACTICE
Read Our Online Book
QUICK RESOURCES
Best Bookmarks
Survivors' Discussion Groups
|
Reporting | Contact Us | Topics | Links | Basic Info | LifeNET | E-Lists | |  |
| News | Major Conferences | Products&Pricing | Search |
VISIT OUR NEWEST PARTNER! The Exchange Club's National Project: Child Abuse Prevention
ONLINE PROFESSIONAL TRAINING ON ABUSE AND DISABILITIES: Join Now!
 |
SPECIAL FOR PROFESSIONALS: WORK PEER-TO-PEER ON OUR SECURE NETWORKS! |
| Join the Child Abuse Professional Network and gain access to a unique network of professional colleagues and resources | |
| Join the Physicians Network if you are a medical professional with clinical responsibility for child abuse and neglect cases. |
Bookmarks for Child Safety
From the Child Abuse Prevention Network
Prepared for the 6th Annual Prevention Conference
Keeping Children Safe: An Internet Workshop Presented by: Tom Hanna, LifeNET, Inc. Michael Stephani, President, Exotrope, Inc. Rusk Jones, Co-Founder, KidsNeedUs.Com In many ways, the Internet has become a source of very serious worries and concerns in parenting. The millions of pages of pornography on the worldwide web, the well-documented instances of chat-rooms turning into the hunting ground for pedophiles should be a concern for all adults. But it is not just sex. It is also violence. Children who may be at the tipping point for school violence are known to have used the Internet as a source of information on building bombs, and as a source of psychological support for their more dangerous fantasies. What is a parent to do? Are the software packages that promise to serve as "watchdogs" adequate to protect children? This workshop will provide parents and others with expert, practical information on the role that Internet technology can -- and can't -- play in keeping children safe in a dangerous world.Child Safety Sites selected for the Workshop
- SafeSurf - Making the Net Safe
- Internet Content Rating Association. Global PICS-based filtering system
- Danger on the Internet - Cyber Safety Seminar
- Cyber-Safety
- 05/23/00 BW Online--Five Steps for Cyber Safety
- Open Directory - Computers: Internet: Child Safety
- About the Open Directory Project
- CPSR Filtering FAQ
- The Internet Filter Assessment Project
- Rating the Net
- Yahoo! Computers and Internet > Internet > Child Safety
- Google Web Directory - Computers > Internet > Child Safety
- Student Safety on the Internet
- Child Safety on the Internet
- Cyber Safety for Kids
- SafeKids.Com Home Page
- The NetSmartz Workshop - teaching children what to watch out for online with fun, interactive games and activities.
The BAIR Filter
PC Newsletter Reviews of Parental Filters
- ZDNet: Exotrope BAIR Filtering System Overview
- ZDNet: Exotrope BAIR Filtering System 3.2.1 Full Review
- ZDNet: Parental Filters
- ZDNet: Talk Back: Parental Filtering
Search
 |
Founded in July 1995, as an outreach project of the Family Life Development Center, Cornell University, and subsequently sponsored by LifeNET, Inc. Dedicated to the prevention of child abuse. |  |
Disclaimer: Neither LifeNET, Inc., nor anyone connected with this website, make any claims or guarantees about the usefulness or accuracy of any of the information at this Web Site, or at any of the sites included on this server.
©Copyright 1995-2013