INTERNET PREDATORS: HOW BAD IS IT?
september 15, 2008
RELATED RESOURCES
- How to keep your children safe from online predators
- If you think an online predator has been in contact with your child or that your child is in imminent danger, contact the FBI at 800-CALL-FBI or go to www.fbi.gov
- For more information on the National Association to Protect Children visit www.protect.org
- For more information on protecting our nation's children from sexual abuse and abduction visit www.thejoyfulchild.org
- For the National Sexual Assault Hotline call 1-800-656-HOPE or visit www.rainn.org
- Special thanks to MySpace.com for their support on this important initiative. Visit www.myspace.com
- Special thanks to Congress.org. Visit www.congress.org
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