Resources and articles used to write the Keeping Families Safe on Social Media

 

resources and articles used to write this book

 

Resources for Parents and Families

 

Articles on Online Safety Topics

 

Platform-Specific Safety Guides

 

Special Needs Considerations

  • Understanding ADHD: Age-Appropriate Resources for Children & Teens - This resource provides interactive booklets and activity books designed to help children understand and manage ADHD
  • Teacher’s Guide to ADHD in the Classroom by the Child Mind Institute - This guide offers insights into how ADHD affects children in the classroom and strategies for educators to support them
  • Staying Safe on Social Media and Online  by the Foundation for People with Learning Disabilities - This guide includes tips for staying safe online, specifically tailored for individuals with learning disabilities.
  • Online Activities & Social Media for Teenagers with LD and ADHD - This resource provides information on how online activities and social media can be used positively by teenagers with learning difficulties and ADHD.
  • ADHD Foundation Resources - The ADHD Foundation offers various resources to support the development of social skills and interactions for children with ADHD

Articles on Education



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Useful Resources and Contacts

 

Navigating the complexities of social media safety and digital wellbeing can be challenging. To assist you further, here is a list of resources and contacts that can provide additional support and information.

 

Online Safety Resources

 

- StaySafeOnline: Powered by the National Cyber Security Alliance, this website offers tips, tools, and resources to help users stay safe online. (www.staysafeonline.org)

- Common Sense Media: Provides education and advocacy to families to promote safe technology and media for children. (www.commonsensemedia.org)

- Cyberbullying Research Center: Offers resources for parents, educators, and policymakers to understand, prevent, and respond to cyberbullying. (www.cyberbullying.org)

 

Mental Health Support

 

- BetterHelp: An online portal providing access to licensed therapists for e-counselling. (www.betterhelp.com)

- Mind: A mental health charity offering information and support for anyone facing mental health issues. (www.mind.org.uk)

 

Privacy Tools

 

- Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF): Defends civil liberties in the digital world and provides tools to protect user privacy. (www.eff.org)

- PrivacyTools: Provides knowledge and tools to protect your privacy against global mass surveillance. (www.privacytools.io)

 

Parental Control Solutions

 

- Qustodio: A platform for parental control, offering tools to manage children's internet activity. (www.qustodio.com)

- Net Nanny: Software that provides comprehensive web filtering to protect children from harmful content. (www.netnanny.com)

 

Legal Assistance

 

- Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3): A platform to report cybercrime to the FBI. (www.ic3.gov)

- Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC): Focuses on protecting privacy, freedom of expression, and democratic values in the information age. (www.epic.org)

 

Cybersecurity Education

 

- Cybrary: Offers free and crowd-sourced cybersecurity and IT learning. (www.cybrary.it)

- SANS Cyber Aces Online: Provides free courses on the fundamentals of cybersecurity. (www.cyberaces.org)

 

Contacting Social Media Platforms

 

- Facebook Help Center: For reporting issues or learning about Facebook's features. (www.facebook.com/help)

- X Support: For assistance with Twitter account issues. (support.twitter.com)

- Instagram Help Center: For help with Instagram accounts and reporting problems. (help.instagram.com)

 

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