Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
As students spend more time learning, connecting, and seeking support online, the same tools that help them thrive can also be used for harm—including sextortion, trafficking, and other forms of technology-facilitated abuse.
School-based professionals can help prevent harm and respond early by strengthening supportive relationships, teaching digital safety, recognizing warning signs, and knowing what to do when there’s a concern. This webinar covers practical strategies and tools to prevent and respond to digital harm. (Recorded February 25, 2026)
As students spend more time learning, connecting, and seeking support online, the same tools that help them thrive can also be used for harm—including sextortion, trafficking, and other forms of technology-facilitated abuse.
School-based professionals can help prevent harm and respond early by strengthening supportive relationships, teaching digital safety, recognizing warning signs, and knowing what to do when there’s a concern. This webinar covers practical strategies and tools to prevent and respond to digital harm. (Recorded February 25, 2026)
