


Commit to Kids is a step-by-step plan to help prevent sexual abuse from happening within child serving organizations.
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Prevention is the most important factor in attempting to reduce the incidence of exploited children. The Teatree Tells kit is a program designed for early educators to teach children about safety strategies to reduce child sexual abuse in an empowering and non-threatening way.
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The Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association honoured the Canadian Centre for Child Protection as an outstanding organization that has partnered with Canada's wireless industry to improve the lives of Canadians.
Francopol, an International Francophone network for police training, awarded the Canadian Centre for Child Protection with a 2010 cybercrime award in the Prevention category.
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Winnipeg, MB (February 8, 2010) - Canadian parents will receive a new tool to help keep their children safer on the Internet today, with the national launch of The Door that’s not Locked (www.thedoorthatsnotlocked.ca). This unique, one-stop-shop for Internet safety information will provide parents, teachers and anyone else interested in keeping kids safe online with the tools and resources they need to do so... (more)
In association with Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association, Cybertip.ca is pleased to announce the textED.ca campaign. This campaign is geared towards teaching adolescents about responsible and respectful texting ... (more)
Ottawa, ON (December 2, 2009) - In response to Cybertip.ca's recent research findings on child sexual abuse images on the Internet, the Canadian Centre for Child Protection is launching a new activity booklet to educate children about child sexual abuse. With support from Bell, the Be Smart, Strong and Safe booklet will be distributed free, to approximately 300,000 Grade 6 students ... (more)
November 18, 2009 - The Canadian Centre for Child Protection today released a new study titled Child Sexual Abuse Images: An analysis of websites by Cybertip.ca. The study reinforces concerns regarding the scope and severity of child sexual abuse imagery and underscores the need for additional solutions ... (more)
April 15, 2009 - Manitoba is the first province to enact legislation that makes it mandatory to report child pornography, Family Services and Housing Minister Gord Mackintosh announced today. "Child pornography is child abuse," said Mackintosh. "In any of its forms, it is an affront to humanity. Any delay in reporting child pornography gives a green light to those who take pleasure from the rape of children." ... (more)
Calgary, Alberta (February 24, 2009) - A unique, interactive online safety program - Zoe and Molly Online - was launched today by the Canadian Centre for Child Protection, in partnership with Shaw Communications Inc, with grade 4 students at Jennie Elliott Elementary School in Calgary, Alberta. The Zoe and Molly campaign is being rolled out to almost 10,000 schools nationwide as part of the 'Be aware before you share' initiative ... (more)
February 2009 - Learn about the risks teens face on the Internet ... (more)
The Canadian Centre for Child Protection is excited to host our 10th annual Missing and Exploited Children Conference (MECC), which will take place from May 18-20, 2010 at Winnipeg's Fort Garry Hotel, Spa and Conference Centre. The goal of this three-day training conference, which is attended by law enforcement members, social workers, educators and prosecutors, is to broaden the knowledge of those involved in child protection surrounding the issues of missing and exploited children. (more)
We are pleased to outline sponsorship levels and corresponding benefits for Cybertip.ca for 2010... (more)
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