Moms Fight Back

[...] invited an online stranger to meet them in-person. […] The post Moms Making a Difference: Internet Safety appeared first on Moms Fight Back!. [...]

[...] A proactive way to approach internet safety is to exercise safety rules and to use the software tools available to you. If you’re looking [...]

[...] With 93% of teens ages 12 to 17 spending time online regularly, internet safety and the threat of online predators need to be taken seriously. According to the National [...]

[...] 13, according to the Pew Internet & American Life Project, shared by Enough is Enough | Internet Safety 101. The Pew Internet & American Life Project reports that of teenagers who own cell [...]

[...] #FightBackin5! Tell Congress to protect funding that supports victims of sexual violence. You can email, call, and/or Tweet your Representative and Senators and ask them to support [...]

[...] the last few weeks here at Moms Fight Back about rape culture, sexual abuse, rape, and sexual violence. We’ve looked at what we can do to help our kids avoid being victims, as well as how [...]

[...] to return to college in the coming weeks you can fight back to help ensure that campus sexual violence is taken seriously at these institutions of higher learning and that our college-aged kids [...]

[...] The medical and legal process that occurs after someone has been a victim of sexual violence can often be intimidating and frightening – sometimes causing victims to withdraw from the [...]

[...] to use email, watch videos and play kid-friendly games without having to worry about online predators and other internet hazards? Zilladog.com to the rescue with their kid friendly email service [...]

[...] challenge many of society’s most heartbreaking issues – topics like bullying, abuse, online predators and school violence. We don’t do this to overwhelm you, discourage you or scare you [...]

[...] 93% of teens ages 12 to 17 spending time online regularly, internet safety and the threat of online predators need to be taken seriously. According to the National Center for Missing & Exploited [...]