Educating, Equipping, Empowering and Engaging Parents and Families!

We’re excited to announce the launch of the new InternetSafety101.org—a one-stop hub designed to educate, empower, equip, and engage parents, caregivers, and educators navigating today’s digital world.

This comprehensive site brings together new and updated guidance on social media, gaming, AI, cyberbullying, pornography, trafficking, cybersecurity, and online exploitation, along with practical tools like tips, checklists, and Quick Guides.

New and enhanced features include:

✅ Practical guides & tools with tips, checklists, and Quick Guides on topics addressed

✅ A centralized, continually updated Resource Center that brings trusted research, current statistics, and practical resources together in one place

✅ NEW: Navigable safety settings guides and video tutorials that walk users through how to utilize the guides

✅ NEW: Top 10 Rule's 'N Tools for Child Online Safety, and Family Contract for Smartphones and Digital Devices

✅ NEW: "Plan, Prevent & Respond" sections offering clear guidance on how to prepare for risks, prevent harm, and respond if something goes wrong!"

✅ NEW: Internet Safety 101 Academy (coming soon) - an online curriculum for parents/educators to feature deeper learning and real-world scenarios. A train-the-trainer will also be available

We invite you to check out InternetSafety101.org for yourself and share your feedback through a brief 6-question survey so we can continue improving this resource for families and educators. Please help spread the word by sharing InternetSafety101.org with your friends, colleagues, and networks.

Click HERE to take the survey!

Thanks for your willingness to engage in our efforts to make the digital world safer for children and families! Consider supporting our efforts today and help "Fund the Fight" to help prevent online exploitation and protect children online!

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We Can't Keep Children & Families Safe Online Without You!

Enough Is Enough® is a national non-partisan, non-profit organization who has led the fight to make the Internet safer for children and families since 1994. EIE's efforts are focused on combating internet p*rnography, child sexual abuse material, sexual predation, sex trafficking and cyberbullying by incorporating a four-pronged prevention strategy with shared responsibilities between the public, corporate America, government and faith community.

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