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Meet iKeepSafe - The Largest Coalition for Digital Citizenship
- 1. Meet iKeepSafe Marsali Hancock, President Internet Keep Safe Coalition
- 2. What is iKeepSafe? Largest Coalition for Digital Citizenship—over 100 Coalition partners: Policy leaders: Governors, First Ladies/Gentlemen, AGs Community leaders Corporate Sponsors Child Advocacy Orgs Foundations/ Associations Specialists 2
- 3. Coalition Members: Policy Leaders & Associations First Ladies/Gentlemen, Governors, and /or Attorneys General of all 50 States American Academy of Pediatrics American Association of Orthodontists American Medical Association American Medical Association Alliances American Public Health Association American School Counselor Association America’s Promise – Alliance for Youth Beacon Street Girls Care4Kids Child Welfare League of America Childhelp Communities in Schools Connected Nation Consortium for School Networking D.A.R.E America Enough Is Enough Family Literacy Foundation Family Online Safety Institute FBI Fight Crime: Invest in Kids GetNetWise GiveKidsGoodSchools ICAC (Internet Crimes against Children Task Force) InfraGard INOBTR National Afterschool Association National Assembly of School Based Healthcare National Association of Broadcasters National Association of Independent Schools National Cable and Telecommunications Association National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, Netsmartz National Crime Prevention Council, McGruff the Crime Dog® National Cyber Security Alliance National Education Association National PTA Neumont University Newspaper Association of America Optimist International Reading is Fundamental Safe & Drug Free Schools Safe Surfin’ Seattle Public Schools US Postal Inspection Service Web Wise Kids Wired Safety 3
- 4. Coalition Members: Education Specialists Character Education Curriki Davina Pruitt-Mentle, PhD, University of Maryland Ed Smart, Child Advocate and Policy Advisor Frank Gallagher, Director of Education and Media Literacy, Cable in the Classroom Keri Herrmann, MD, Pediatric Psychiatrist Martinez Hewlett, PhD, Woogi World Science Advisor Lt. Michael Harmony, Operation Blue Ridge Thunder, ICAC Mick Fennerty, Special Agent, FBI Michael Rich, MD, MPH, Director, Center on Media and Child Health, Harvard University Pennsylvania State University – Department of Education and WPSU Rick Lawhorn, CISSP, CISA, CHP, CHSS Robyn Treyvaud, Internet Safety Specialist, Australia Russell Sabella, PhD, Florida Gulf Coast University Samuel McQuade, PhD, Rochester Institute of Technology Shidonni Smithsonian Institution Vanessa Van Petten, Parent/Youth Perspective Blog Specialist Woogi World 4
- 5. Mission: To see generations of the world’s children grow up safely using connected technologies 5
- 6. Funding: 3 ways 6 Corporate Partnerships Foundations Public funds
- 7. Funding: Corporate Sponsors 7 Adobe AOL AT&T Cable in the Classroom Comcast Convergys Dell Deloitte Services LP Fox Interactive Media Google Intel M2Z Microsoft Oracle Qwest Reputation Defender Symantec Target Yahoo!
- 8. Funding: Foundations 8 Beesley Foundation Marriott Foundation Operation Kids Foundation Qwest Foundation Sorenson Foundation Swim Foundations Utah Families Foundation Anonymous
- 9. Funding: Federal Funds 9 Department of Education (DOE): Safety education iKeepSafe Digital Citizenship C3 Matrix Department of Justice (DOJ): Cell Safe Kids Internet Safety Research PSA Campaign, Project Safe Childhood
- 10. International Initiatives Australia: Cyber Safe World China: Partnership with Symantec, Internet Safety Education East-West Institute: First Worldwide Cybersecurity Summit Egypt: Cyber Peace Initiative Indonesia & Philippines: Partnership with Impact Alliance United Nations: ITU, Child Online Protection 10
- 11. National Projects Samples: Google: Digital Literacy Tour Project PRO: American School Counselors Association Symantec: “Connected and Protected” Tour Network of Support 11
- 12. Network of Support Expert teams develop content: Pre-incident: Prepare Develop policy Implement prevention/intervention programs Establishing protocol for incident management. At the time of incident:Identify strategies for responding to the victim, perpetrator, and bystanders. Post-incident: Follow-up with the parties involved 12
- 13. NoS: Advisory Board Jonathan Cohen, President, Center for Social and Emotional Education Justin T. Fitzsimmons, Senior Attorney , National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse National District Attorneys Association Nancy V. Gifford United States Attorney’s Office SameerHinduja, Ph.D.Co-Director, Cyberbullying Research CenterSchool of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Florida Atlantic University Jeffrey L. Hunt Ed.D.Director, E-LearningThe Institute for Online Learning Lt. Joe Laramie Director, Missouri ICAC Task Force Tammy McGraw, Ed.D.Director of Educational TechnologyVirginia Department of Education Sam McQuade, MPA, PhDCollege of Applied Science and TechnologyRochester Institute of Technology Captain Kirk S. Marlowe Virginia State Police High-Tech Crimes Division Davina Pruitt-Mentle, Ph.D., Director Educational Technology Policy, Research and Outreach Michael Rich, MD, MPH “The Mediatrician” Dir, Center on Media and Child HealthChildren's Hospital Boston, Harvard Medical School
- 14. NoS: Deliverables Expert Video Instructions Two-minute evaluation Supporting Text Incident Response Flow Chart Incident Assessment Tool 14
- 15. 15 iKeepSafe Tutorials: Media Lit
- 16. 16 For Children
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- 18. Q & A For more information: www.iKeepSafe.org Blog:www.ikeepsafe.blogspot.comEmail: info@ikeepsafe.orgInternet Keep Safe Coalition4607 40th St NorthArlington, VA 22207703.536.1637 18
- 19. Network of Support 6 Stakeholder Groups: Parents Educators (teachers, technology teachers, counselors, librarians, and Safe & Drug-Free Schools) School administrators Public health and medical professionals Law enforcement (School Resource Officer, District Attorney, Sheriff) Network Administrators (CTO and CIO). 19
- 20. History 2005 Launch: National Press Club 45 First Ladies/Gentlemen or Governors Participating [photo] 20
Notas do Editor
- About iKeepSafe: The Internet Keep Safe Coalition (iKeepSafe) is a private-public partnership of leaders from the Internet industry, the health community, child advocacy organizations, law enforcement, the educational community and policymakers. iKeepsafe has over 100 Coalition partners including, Governors and First Spouses, State Attorneys General, corporate sponsors, associations and specialists, and business partners.
- iKeepSafe's Mission:iKeepSafe’s vision is to have generations of children grow up safely using connected technologies. With this mission, iKeepSafe tracks global trends and issues surrounding Internet-enabled products, and develops positive, forward-looking resources to teach the safe and healthy use of connected technology. iKeepSafe connects policy leaders and Coalition members to create customized community initiatives. We consult with industry and organizations to develop and distribute Internet education materials within their own markets. We provide a digital library of education content that can be customized and co-branded for distribution by schools, corporations, and government leaders.
- Cell-Safe KidsCell-Safe Kids is a multi-partner collaborative effort to reduce cell phone/Internet victimization of 4th–6thgrade students in five school districts in Monroe County, New York. This intervention strategy design was based on Rochester Institute of Technology research and analysis of student cell phone abuse that will be used to create educational objectives by media experts from Harvard’s Center on Media and Child Health (CMCH). CMCH and iKeepSafe will then produce educational curricula for cell phone abuse intervention to be delivered back to the students via Woogi World with pre/post testing to measure effectiveness. Five school districts will participate in this innovative project and the associated teachers will receive professional development in cell phone/Internet safety and online/virtual education. Parent training and community outreach are incorporated into the project, as well as Strategic Planning for project distribution to other communities.iKeepSafe will work with Contemporary Productions, LLC (Q2, 2010) to develop the strategic launch and distribution model for the national roll out of Cell-Safe Kids.
- iKeepSafe partnership with Egypt’s Ministry of Communications and the SuzanneMubarak Women’s International Peace Movement (SMWIPM) as part of their Cyber Peace Initiative(CPI) – (http://www.smwipm.cyberpeaceinitiative.org). iKeepSafe translates and localizes all iKeepSafe videos and tutorials and make them available on the first Internet safety portal created forthe Arabic world. The portal, designed and developed by UNICEF, will be used by other Arabic speaking countries particularly those connected to Intel’s Classmate PC Project. iKeepSafe activities and potential include:Marsali’s participation at a groundbreaking Internet safety conference in Bahrain (April 2010) hosted by the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of the Kingdom of Bahrain in partnership with the Family Online Safety Institute, Distribution of DVDs with resources in Arabic to expand outreach and recognition of the partnership, and Potential development of policy concepts and legislation promoting Internet health and safety in collaboration with CPI.
- OVERVIEWAs part of our shared responsibility for best practice surrounding the use of connected technology,iKeepSafe will establish a Policy Advisory Committee to help Attorneys General (AGs) create relevantresources to proactively address the Internet concerns they face in the ever-changing landscape of thedigital world. By invitation only, ten key representatives from industry will serve on the Committee withthe goalto give all AGs incentive by providing them with relevant and current resources,and by recognizing those AGs who exemplify best practice.
- .) The teams will develop the content for their respective stakeholder group, according to the following incident components: Pre-incident: Prepare for an incidentby (1) developing policy, (2) implementing prevention/intervention programs, and (3) establishing specific protocol for incident management. At the time of incident: Identify strategies for how best to respond to the victim, perpetrator, and bystanders of an incident (i.e., fact finding, documentation, and reporting when necessary), Post-incident: Follow-up with the parties involved to determine appropriate actions, track outcomes at two, four, twelve, twenty-four weeks, etc., and put review policies in place to assist schools in determining if they need to expand or revise their prevention strategies. Adjust prevention and intervention efforts to reflect emerging trends and relevant data gathered with the Incident Assessment Tool.
- These are just a few of the Advisory Board members.