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Apple’s move to proactively tackle child sexual abuse material an important step toward industry‑wide, victim‑focused action
The move will see Apple’s system warn children and parents about sensitive content and scan on‑device images against data banks of known images of CSAM.
Resources & Research: Child Sexual Abuse and Victimization by K-12 School Personnel in Canada
Recommendations Stemming both from our extensive prior work in this area, including our 2018 study, and our close collaboration with Stop Educator Child Exploitation (SECE) — a grassroots organization composed of survivors of sexual abuse and violence at the hands of school personnel in Canadian schools — our key policy recommendations are that all provinces and territories: Establish fully independent bodies in all provinces tasked with receiving complaints (from the public, parents, students, and school personnel), conducting investigations, the adjudication process, and determining appropriate sanctions; Ensure disciplinary records are universally made public in all provinces and that the information contained in them is centralized for the purpose of policy and public interest research; Mandate the completion of evidence-based child protection training programs for all school personnel, including administrators in all provinces; Invest more in trauma-informed victim supports for students who are victimized within school environments.
National tipline sees concerning increase in online sexual violence against Canadian youth
C3P also encourages parents/caregivers to report any instances of online sexual violence, harm, or victimization to cybertip.ca/report.
New Study on Child Sexual Abuse by K-12 School Personnel in Canada
Parents should have the right to know about any professional misconduct by the people with privileged access to their children.
Few barriers preventing kids from accessing adult-rated apps, incoherent age ratings, app store analysis finds
“Apple and Google are placing the responsibility solely on parents to determine what is safe for their family, yet parents are not offered useful information, leaving them with the incorrect impression that the risk to their child is limited or even non‑existent,” says Lianna McDonald, Executive Director of C3P.
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Ontario Provincial Police and National Charity Teaming Up to Help Protect Children
This fun and engaging activity book helps parents build their child’s personal safety skills.
Trick-or-treating doesn’t have to be scary
The Canadian Centre for Child Protection encourages parents to make safety a part of the Halloween preparations, as trick-or treating can be a great platform help build children’s safety competence and confidence. 5 Habits for a Safe Halloween is a great resource for parents to review strategies with kids of all ages to help keep them safe throughout their Halloween activities.
Canadian child protection agencies provide support resources for Ukrainian and Russian refugee families fleeing from war
“The Big Feelings Come and Go storybook can also help parents to understand how trauma affects their child as well as themselves.