Does Curiosity Trap or Kill the mouse?
We invite you to join us to Stop HumanTrafficking with the Protect Us Kids Foundation
We invite you to join us in #stophumantrafficking as part of our #weareone campaign. We will have the CEO of Protect Us Kids Foundation to share what you need to know to keep our #children safe online.
Second Webinar on 10/28 | 6 pm – 8 pm EST
“Does Curiosity Trap or Kill the Cat?The Dark Web and Its Influence on our Youth”
In this digital age, our youth have a wealth of opportunities to access many different types of websites. These websites vary in the types of communities as well as content and are accessible from the Surface Web and easily tracked. But what if a young person was accessing other sites that were not available on the Surface Web? The Dark Web is an enticing place where our youth can be anonymous and explore their curiosity about the forbidden. If a young person did this, how would you know and what would you do?
In this 2-hour long webinar, participants will be introduced to the following:
§ The various “Webs”: Surface, Deep and Dark
§ Myths and Facts of the Dark Web
§ How the Dark Web is Accessed and How It Works
§ Categories of Goods and Services§ Our Youth and the Influence of the Dark Web
§ Protecting Our Youth from The Dark WebAgenda
6:(866) 824-8022:45pm - Cyber Awareness for Parents
7:(866) 824-8022:45pm - Does Curiosity Kill The Cat? (to inlcude Demo if time permits)
7:(866) 824-8022:00pm - Closing Remarks/ Q&AFlyers are attached to share if you wish.
Register Here for Training on 28 October Cost $20 USD:
Register Here for Training on 28 October Cost $20 USD:
All proceeds go to Protect Us Kids a Registered (866) 824-8022(c) Non-profit
We look forward to you joining our campaign!
We also invite you to follow us on social media to keep up with our #weareone campaign and our next events.
Learn more about Protect Us Kids Foundation @ https://www.protect-us-kids.org/
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