08-17 Encourage Your School Administrators to Implement a Phone-Free Policy Based on the Best Practice Definition. Be Sure to Share the New Phone-Free Schools Administrator Toolkit

Adopting a phone-free policy is one of the most impactful steps you can take to enhance student educational outcomes, behavior and well-being. Share this Administrator’s Guide with Your School/s. Join the movement.
08-16 Tips 2 Protect: Encourage Your Kids to Take Social Media Breaks from Their Devices

Know2Protect is a Department of Homeland Security national public awareness campaign to educate and empower children, teens, parents, trusted adults and policymakers to: Prevent and combat online child sexual exploitation and abuse. Explain how to report online enticement and victimization. Offer resources for victims and survivors and their supporters. Learn more.
08-15 The Silent Epidemic Among Teen Girls – Eating Disorders. Learn More. Take Action.

First, learn more and all facts about eating disorders. WASHINGTON D.C. (August 14, 2024) – Earlier this month, the U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee passed their Fiscal Year 2025 bills. Appropriations bills are instructions from Congress to federal agencies to tell them how money should be spent. Appropriations bills allow funding […]
08-14 TAKEDOWN: Inside the Fight to Shut Down Pornhub for Child Abuse, Rape, and Sex Trafficking

THIS is the book to read. #traffickinghub #childabuse #sexualexploitation #victimsdeservejustice NATIONAL BESTSELLER – ORDER HERE The gripping, true story of one woman’s battle to expose and shut down a criminal online porn empire. Pornhub was the 10th most visited site on the Internet, often praised as a progressive champion of women. Then one day, an […]
08-13 The Warriors Applaud Senators for Standing Up for Children and Calling on Major Tech Companies to Participate in NCMEC’s Take It Down Service.

Take It Down is a free service that helps remove online nude, partially nude, or sexually explicit photos and videos taken before the age of 18. If you need help, please visit: TAKE IT DOWN The Warriors thank; Shaheen, Scott Call on Big Tech CEOs to Adopt Programs Cracking Down on the Spread of Non-Consensual […]
08-12 Sound the Alarm! Not Even a Minute: Don’t Leave Kids Alone in Cars.

By Patricia Davis 08-08-2024 On an oppressively hot afternoon, a Florida teenager was startled to see what someone had ditched at the foot of his neighbor’s driveway: a child’s car seat with a 21-month-old boy still strapped inside. It was lucky that Jamichal Young, 16, found the missing child when he did with temperatures […]
08-11 Time Out. A Reminder to Take a Day Off from Devices/Internet and Spend Time with Family & Friends. It’s Healthy!

How to Unplug. Let your mind unwind. Dream. Create. It will ALL still be there. Just take a break. #BeAWarrior
08-10 Take Action, Warriors! Back To School Time Means Let’s Review & Use the FREE Screens in Schools Action Kit.

Back To School Time Means Let’s Review and Use “Screens in Schools Action Kit”. Thank you FairPlay for creating and all of you Warriors in advance for your work on behalf of the mental, emotional, psychological, physical and academic health of our children. Please review: Fairplay and Screen in Schools Action Kit.
08-09 Join Parents SOS. KOSA is Our Best Chance for Long-term Guardrails that will Save Lives. #ProtectKidsOnline

The Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) now called KOSPA – Kids Online Safety and Privacy Act – is a groundbreaking piece of legislation addressing growing concern about the impact of online and social media platforms on children and teens. It responds to extensive research and whistleblower insights revealing that such platforms often engage in practices […]
08-08 We Must Start Addressing the Troubled Teen Industry. It’s Institutional Child Abuse

The Warriors????support @parishilton and survivors of the Troubled Teen Industry that are working hard to stop institutional child abuse. An estimated 120,000 to 200,000 of our nation’s most vulnerable youth are pipelined into youth residential programs (colloquially referred to as the Troubled Teen Industry)each year by state child welfare and juvenile justice systems, mental health […]
