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Google’s proposed child‑safety measures a big step forward, more details needed to evaluate policy changes
Earlier this week, Google said it will introduce a new policy that enables anyone under the age of 18, or their parent or guardian, to request the removal of their images from Google Image search results.
Statement: Launch of public teacher registry and Commissioner office ushers in new era of transparency in the handling professional misconduct in schools
Statement: Launch of public teacher registry and Commissioner office ushers in new era of transparency in the handling professional misconduct in schools Statement on behalf of Noni Classen, Director of Education and Support Services January 6, 2025 For Immediate Release Today, the Manitoba government delivered on its promise to provide students and parents with a clear process for reporting serious teacher misconduct and to adopt principles of transparency in how disciplinary outcomes are communicated to the public.
Programs & Initiatives: NeedHelpNow.ca
More about Cybertip.ca Connected initiatives: Self/Peer Exploitation The Self/Peer Exploitation Guide helps educators and parents respond to incidents of self/peer exploitation, better known as sexting.
Campaign delivers sextortion information to youth and caregivers
Stop talking to the sextorter Screenshot the messages Block the sextorter Tell a safe adult what happened and go to NeedHelpNow.ca “Reports of sextortion continue to climb and until we have government regulation holding tech companies accountable for the harm facilitated on their products, we have to arm children and their parents with as much information as we can,” says Lianna McDonald, Executive Director of C3P.
Canadian Centre offers condolences on the loss of Delaine Copenace
The Canadian Centre, through our national missing children resource and response centre (MissingKids.ca) worked closely with Delaine’s parents, Anida and Tony, and law enforcement on the case.
May 25th is Missing Children’s Day
May 25th is Missing Children’s Day The Canadian Centre for Child Protection shares the single most effective way to reduce the risk of a child going missing May 25, 2017 For Immediate Release Winnipeg, MB: Today on International Missing Children’s Day, the Canadian Centre for Child Protection (Canadian Centre) is reaching out to all parents to educate them about the single most effective way to reduce the risk of a child going missing.
Survivors of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) call out Twitter on its birthday for the spread of their devastating assault videos and imagery
Survivors have even resorted to impersonating a parent or a lawyer when reporting and sometimes working with other users to ‘crowd source’ the report.
October 2022
It is unacceptable that the burden of keeping youth safe on the internet falls on the shoulders of parents.
Global tool disrupting international distribution of child sexual abuse imagery marks five years
Our work with CSAM victims and peer-support groups for parents of child victims of online sexual violence have truly confirmed to us the utmost importance of using the most efficient and effective tools to end the cycle of abuse.” - Nina Vaaranen-Valkonen, Executive Director, Senior Specialist and psychotherapist, Suojellaan Lapsia ry /Protect Children "Sexual abuse of a child is an act that seriously damages a child's well-being, health and development and leaves a mark on his or her life.