Internet Safety Toolkit Launched

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Ottawa – Monday, February 5, 2007– Kit101: An Educator’s Guide to Internet Safety was launched in Gatineau, Quebec, today. This toolkit is a valuable resource that educators can use to make their communities safer for youth. Local educators received a first-hand look at how the toolkit can help them teach youth and parents to surf safely, whether or not they are familiar with the online world.
Kit101 was produced by Internet 101, an initiative of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and local police forces in the National Capital Region, in partnership with Industry Canada’s CyberWise.ca, the Mounted Police Foundation and the National Child Exploitation Coordination Centre. The goal of Internet 101 and CyberWise.ca is to provide a safe and positive experience for families who use the Internet.
This project was made possible by a financial contribution from Industry Canada's CyberWise.ca program and the Mounted Police Foundation.
For more information:
Sgt. Monique Beauchamp
Internet 101
1-800-618-5732
info@internet101.ca

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