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STATEMENT: Manitoba-wide cellphone restrictions in schools brings student well-being to the forefront

our support, we recognize that repeated public opinion polling shows a strong majority of citizens, parents

Statement: Proposed transparency reforms for teacher discipline puts student safety first

investigating and adjudicating complaints of teacher misconduct from any person, which may include students, parents

Statement: Child protection organization shares personal safety resources in response to sexual assault of a child

Families can review safety strategies like the buddy system, checking-in with a parent before going anywhere

Canadian Centre for Child Protection aims to strengthen schools’ responses to image-based abuse in the AI era

many forms image-based abuse can take, the impact it has on youth, strategies for communicating with parents

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Statement: Online sextortion is a public safety emergency harming our children; we must act urgently to protect them

operation of Cybertip.ca, our own organisation has been receiving unprecedented volumes of calls from the parents

STATEMENT: Shutdown of Omegle is good news for children

This goes far beyond simply blaming parents; the fact that this site existed in the first place is the

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

STATEMENT: Move toward stronger cellphone restrictions in Québec schools puts student well-being to the forefront

addition to our support, we recognize that public opinion polling shows a strong majority of citizens, parents

Resources & Research: Child Sexual Abuse and Victimization by K-12 School Personnel in Canada

Establish fully independent bodies in all provinces tasked with receiving complaints (from the public, parents


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