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!

Social media policies and laws affecting young people continue to evolve. We’ll break down important developments and discuss what they may mean for students, parents, educators, and schools. Participants will leave with a clearer understanding of the current landscape and practical steps for promoting safer social media use. 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.

Situational awareness is an important part of helping young people make safer decisions. This webinar will explore how to recognize surroundings, identify potential concerns, trust instincts, and respond appropriately in real-time. Participants will learn practical ways to reinforce awareness and personal safety at school, at home, and in the community. REGISTER HERE!

The holiday season can bring stress, anxiety, loneliness, family conflict, and other emotional challenges for teens. We’ll discuss common warning signs, factors that may contribute to increased stress during the holidays, and ways parents, educators, and caregivers can provide meaningful support and connection. REGISTER HERE!