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Internet Safety Information for Parents

The following are internet safety links geared for parents.

	Web Link
	SurfNetKids Internet safety information geared to different ages of children and information for parents and educators.
	Yahoo Parents' Guide Yahoo's guide for parents.
	Wired Kids General and legal information about Internet safety.
	Safe Kids Your family's guide to making the Internet and Technology fun, safe and productive. Includes tips on cell phones, PDAs and other technology.
	NetSmartz NetSmartz® is an interactive, educational safety resource from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children® and Boys & Girls Clubs of America for children (ages 5-17), parents, guardians, educators, and law enforcement.
	GetNetWise The Internet is an increasingly important place to work, play and learn for both adults and children. At the same time, we are concerned about the risks we face online. The challenge is to stay "one-click" ahead of would-be pornographers, hackers, ch
	FBI Parent’s Guide to Internet Safety Publication of FBI for parents on protecting your children online.

Probation Officers (2)
Internet Crimes Against Children Task Forces (17)
State Statutes and Sex Offender Registries (105)
Links to Legislation (3)
Links for Law Enforcement Officers (7)
Foundations in Memory of Child Crime Victims (9)
Child Advocacy Centers (7)
Federal Government Agencies and Operations (16)
Links for Crime Victims (3)
Megans Law (2)
Other Non-Profit Organizations (6)
Internet Safety Information for Parents (7)
Internet Safety for Children and Teens (9)
Federal Courts (2)
U.S. Congress (5)

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Newsflash

19th NLC PROTECTS Seminar Wrap-up

The National Law Center for Children and Families held its 19^th PROTECTS seminar in Franklin, Tennessee on November 4^th and 5^th. A total of 53 law enforcement officers, prosecutors and probation and parole officers attended the event which took place at the Embassy Suites Hotel: Nashville South-Cool Springs. Participants came in from various Tennessee jurisdictions as well as Alabama, Kentucky, Indiana, Utah and South Carolina.

The attendees were pleased with the quality of the training. One attendee commented that the seminar's strength was in "...the tools and information that I will be able to use in my investigations." Another attendee found that the contacts they made with other agencies was a particular highlight of the program.

The National Law Center would like to show its appreciation to all participants, speakers and expo partners - AccessData , Pen-Link , Rimage and Thomson Reuters - who made this event a triumph.

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