Online Protections for Children and Families When Social Distancing
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Online Protections for Children and Families When Social Distancing

Duration: 1h 21m | Recorded on April 28, 2020

During these difficult times of social distancing and self-quarantine, there has been a dramatic increase in online activities by children, and a heightened concern for their safety by parents/guardians, educators, and child protection professionals. Kids and teens are unable to go to school, participate in sports or other activities, or hang out with their friends, and instead spend many hours in the online world. This webinar provides ICAC members and other child protection professionals with tools and resources to help parents/guardians and others create a safer environment for all children.

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This webinar has been approved by OJJDP.

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Upon completion of this webinar, you will be able to: * Explain increase or decrease in child abuse hotline, suicide hotline, and domestic violence reporting * Describe unique online dangers for youth due to COVID-19 restrictions * Describe child exploitation warning signs * Define sexting and sextortion * Summarize technology safety messages and resources

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Instructors
- Joe Laramie
Joe Laramie   Program Manager, National Criminal Justice Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College

Lt. Joe Laramie (ret) is a Program Manager with NCJTC. He retired in 2010 from Glendale, MO PD after more than 30 years, where he was the founding Commander of MO ICAC. He later was an Administrator with the MO AG’s Office, responsible for online crimes against children and human trafficking. He is a nationally known speaker on the topic of online child exploitation, child sex trafficking and technology related protections for youth, families and professionals.

Joe Laramie   Program Manager, National Criminal Justice Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College

Lt. Joe Laramie (ret) is a Program Manager with NCJTC. He retired in 2010 from Glendale, MO PD after more than 30 years, where he was the founding Commander of MO ICAC. He later was an Administrator with the MO AG’s Office, responsible for online crimes against children and human trafficking. He is a nationally known speaker on the topic of online child exploitation, child sex trafficking and technology related protections for youth, families and professionals.

- Lt. John Pizzuro
Lt. John Pizzuro   New Jersey State Police

Lt. John Pizzuro has 24 years, with the New Jersey State Police and in that role serves as the Commander the NJ Internet Crimes against Children Task Force. He currently is Co-Chair of the National ICAC Task Force Public Awareness Working Group and is a Co-Facilitator for the National Children’s Alliance working group. John speaks frequently regarding online grooming, child exploitation, and how technology has impacted our children and their behavior. John Pizzuro is certified as a Master Neuro Linguistic Practitioner and has an M.A. in Human Resource Development and Training.

Lt. John Pizzuro   New Jersey State Police

Lt. John Pizzuro has 24 years, with the New Jersey State Police and in that role serves as the Commander the NJ Internet Crimes against Children Task Force. He currently is Co-Chair of the National ICAC Task Force Public Awareness Working Group and is a Co-Facilitator for the National Children’s Alliance working group. John speaks frequently regarding online grooming, child exploitation, and how technology has impacted our children and their behavior. John Pizzuro is certified as a Master Neuro Linguistic Practitioner and has an M.A. in Human Resource Development and Training.

- Anthony M. Maez
Anthony M. Maez   Special Agent in Charge

Anthony M. Maez is a Special Agent in Charge with the Office of New Mexico Attorney General, and the Commander of the New Mexico Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, and the New Mexico Human Trafficking Task Force. He has been in law enforcement in the State of New Mexico for over 32 years and is Co-Chair of the National ICAC Public Awareness Working Group.

Anthony M. Maez   Special Agent in Charge

Anthony M. Maez is a Special Agent in Charge with the Office of New Mexico Attorney General, and the Commander of the New Mexico Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, and the New Mexico Human Trafficking Task Force. He has been in law enforcement in the State of New Mexico for over 32 years and is Co-Chair of the National ICAC Public Awareness Working Group.

Contact Information

Jeanette Leitner
(877) 798-7682
jeanette.leitner1969@fvtc.edu
Grant Disclaimer
This training is made possible with funding awarded under the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force National Training Program provided by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice.
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