There is a plethora of cyber safety concerns and forms on online victimization. In this presentation you will get an in depth overview of potential online dangers, trends, hidden features of popular social media apps, and a brief overview of gaming platforms, as well as long terms consequences and laws surrounding the internet and monitoring […]

Join us for a special back-to-school event on cyber safety! Crime Stoppers’ CEO, Rania Mankarious, will discuss key findings from her new book, The Online World: What You Think You Know and What You Don’t,  as well as her expert tips for raising kids in the digital age. Following Rania's presentation, Crime Stoppers Program Coordinator, […]

Report, Report, Report! For years school safety experts have called on students to utilize their voices, and if they see something, say something. But in reality, many students still do not understand what they should report and how to recognize danger versus a rumor and are worried about the retaliation of their peers. Please join […]

Since its inception in 1980, the famed Crime Stoppers of Houston, anonymous Tip Line has helped to solve over 35,000 serious crime cases in the Greater Houston Area. This presentation educates on crime prevention, current criminal activity trends, identifying threats and potential dangers, and how to safely and anonymously report tips through the Crime Stoppers […]

We invite you to a free ISD Partners’ Lunch and Learn to hear how your campus can utilize this life-saving resource and gain the status of being a Crime Stoppers Certified Safe School. During this informative session, you will learn how you can deploy our FREE platform that meets the requirements of David’s Law and […]

Join, Education Specialist, Ernesto Reyes, as he discusses how to install and enable safety setting on digital devices. He will cover safety settings for the device itself as well as setting for popular social media apps and games. All parents and educators should feel confident helping a student activate these safeguards! This cyber safety virtual […]

The rise of the Internet has caused increased financial vulnerabilities. This presentation provides tools to help avoid financial scams and loss, as well as how to avoid falling prey to financial crimes. This cyber safety virtual presentation is made possible by T-Mobile & Connectivity Source. Since 2016, they have allowed us to reach thousands of […]

Every summer there are new online trends and social media challenges that rise to popularity, and unfortunately, many of the trends are dangerous and illegal. Join Programs Manager, Kaitlynn Frey, as she discusses what to look out for at the start of the school year and how to identify if a child is participating in […]

Adolescents who spend more than three hours a day on social media are at an increased risk of mental health problems. Join Crime Stoppers of Houston for an honest discussion about the nexus between social media and mental health. Come learn simple steps you can take to create a healthy social media environment in your […]

Calling all parents and teens! Join us for two in-depth conversations covering how social media affects consumer’s mental health! Both events will be at the Crime Stoppers'  Headquarters happening simultaneously for our respective audiences: We will have FREE food, gift cards, cyber safety resources, and many more giveaways! These events are FREE to attend. Invite […]

Dating has changed so much over the last 5-10 years with the rise of social media relationships, dating apps, and the surplus of choice that the internet allows. Crime Stoppers Safe School Director, Jenna Fondren, will discuss how to have important conversations with students about dating safety, and the new beliefs adolescents have adopted about […]

There is an inseparable link between Human Trafficking and the Internet. This presentation highlights the nexus between pornography, trafficking, and grooming techniques used by predators. Gain an understanding through examples of direct messages used to lure students away from their homes, and most importantly how to have the uneasy but necessary conversations with your student. […]