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This webpage provides information about what sextortion is and what parents can do to help prevent and stop it.

This free service can help remove or stop the online sharing of nude, partially nude, or sexually explicit images or videos taken of youth when they were under 18 years old. Take It Down allows users to remain anonymous while using the service and will work on public or unencrypted online platforms that have agreed to participate.

This program is designed to teach parents and other caregivers to confidently navigate the web with their kids. It consists of a comprehensive toolkit that parents and caregivers can use to host an event at schools or community spaces, and includes one kit focused on elementary kids (aged 6-11) and one focused on teens (aged 12+).

This set of training collateral includes posters and shareables that can be posted on social media or websites to help share key information on identifying, preventing, and responding to trafficking of students. It is designed to support continued education and awareness among staff after completion of the Addressing Human Trafficking in America’s Schools Staff Development Series.

This training program provides educators with an introduction to human trafficking prevention. It includes three brief videos that provide information key to identifying potential trafficking, generating appropriate school-level responses, and efforts to prevent trafficking of students. Each video includes comments by both content and lived experience subject matter experts, as well as reflection questions for educators to consider individually or as a group.

This brief highlights the broader issue of domestic minor sex trafficking (DMST) and suggest a framework for integrating school-based prevention and intervention strategies through Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS). It includes a brief review of DMST and connections to PBIS and a discussion of how actions within the PBIS framework may help prevent DMST and provide assistance to student victims and their families.

This webpage provides an overview of youth human trafficking and includes resources, trainings, programs, tools, and guides to help members of the youth-serving community recognize children who may be on the path to becoming victimized and report suspicions to the appropriate authorities.

This webpage shares advice and information to help protect children from dangers in both the online and offline worlds. It also includes details and contact information to report child abductions and sexual exploitation. 

This four-part animated video series depicts the experience of a young girl being trafficked through the lens of different individuals in her life.