Artificial intelligence is changing the way young people interact online—including how bullying can happen. We’ll explore AI-generated images and videos, deepfakes, impersonation, harassment, and other emerging forms of digital bullying. Participants will learn practical strategies to recognize, prevent, and respond to these concerns. REGISTER HERE!

This webinar will provide practical tools for discussing consent, boundaries, respect, and healthy relationships with teens. We’ll address common misconceptions and challenging conversations while offering age-appropriate strategies that help adults create an environment where teens feel comfortable asking questions and seeking support. REGISTER HERE!

Parents of Murdered Children and Surviving Family Members of Homicide meet at Crime Stoppers of Houston every month on the 2nd Tuesday. The mission of Crime Stoppers of Houston’s Victim Services and Advocacy Program is to promote safety, healing, justice and rights for crime victims and survivors. Victims of crime are the only unwilling participants in the criminal justice system. All are invited to join us for these meetings. Parents of Murdered Children and Surviving Family Members of Homicide have chapters all over the country to assist those who have lost loved ones to murder.

This webinar will address the risks teens may encounter through pornography exposure, sextortion, and online exploitation. We’ll discuss warning signs, common tactics used by offenders, the impact on young people, and practical steps parents and educators can take to promote digital safety and respond when concerns arise. REGISTER HERE!

The digital landscape changes quickly. This webinar will highlight current apps, platforms, features, and online trends that may create safety concerns for teens. We’ll discuss privacy risks, hidden features, harmful content, bullying, exploitation, and practical ways adults can stay informed and guide young people online. REGISTER HERE!