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Welcome to Safe Surfin’s press release page, your source for the latest updates and news. Here, you’ll find detailed insights into our groundbreaking initiatives, strategic collaborations, and thought leadership in internet safety and steps that are being taken to educate children and teens on using technology safely.
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Statistics Around the Nation
In 2024, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) received over 83,000 submissions to their Take It Down platform, including more than 166,000 hash values. The recent passage
Protecting Our Children in a Digital World: A New Partnership in Raleigh County
At the Safe Surfin’ Foundation, our mission has always been clear and close to our hearts: to implement and continually support internet safety education globally for all children by providing training, technical
Safe Surfin’ Showcases AI Safety Curriculum at MMIP Summit
Leaders from the Safe Surfin’ Foundation and Skyll recently presented their groundbreaking AI-driven online safety curriculum at the 3rd Annual Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) Summit. Held in California,
Virginia Investigators See Surge in Tips Reporting Online Chid Exploitation ‘Exponential growth’ causes concern
View video below. BEDFORD COUNTY, Va. – Recent arrests in the area have highlighted the persistent problem of child exploitation online. Investigators with the Southern Virginia Internet Crimes Against Children Task
Study Reveals: 1 in 12 Children Face Online Sexual Exploitation
A new study from Georgia State University’s School of Public Health and the Childlight Global Child Safety Institute estimates that 1 in 12 children worldwide have experienced online sexual exploitation
Tazewell County Launches EZ ID Program
The Tazewell County Sheriff’s Department, with support from Tazewell Moose Lodge No. 198 and the Safe Surfin’ Foundation, has launched a program to provide free digital identification cards for children.
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The Safe Surfin’ Foundation’s goal is to inform, educate, and equip everyone with safe technology practices. Safe Surfin’ empowers law enforcement, teachers, parents, and young people in being cyber smart. Please help us with our endeavor. -Name
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The Safe Surfin’ Foundation’s goal is to inform, educate, and equip everyone with safe technology practices. Safe Surfin’ empowers law enforcement, teachers, parents, and young people in being cyber smart. Please help us with our endeavor.
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West Virginia students learn online safety through new S.W.A.T. program
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SAFE SURFIN’ FOUNDATION LAUNCHES CHOICE-BASEDINTERNET SAFETY CURRICULUM IN NITRO, WV SUPPORTINGSTATEWIDE IMPLEMENTATION OF SENATE BILL 466
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President Trump Signs TAKE IT DOWN Act into Law — Skyll and Safe Surfin’ Foundation Deploy First Response Tools
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VIRGINIA GOVERNOR DECLARES AUGUST 1 INTERNET SAFETY & ONLINE PREDATOR AWARENESS DAY; PRESENTS SAFE SURFIN’ FOUNDER & FIRST COMMANDER OF SOVA-ICAC, SHERIFF MIKE BROWN WITH PROCLAMATION
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