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VALUES

What is the best way to share your values with those you value most? Understanding how to empower children to make the best choices in media and online

  • SA Lifeline's Understanding Pornography and Sexual Addiction has lessons you can use for children and teens in teaching about the value of the body and wholesome relationships.
  • A Parent's Guide To help you teach intimacy to children from birth through courship and marriage.
  • Kids in the Know age appropriate Safety & the Internet brochures provided by the Canadian Centre for Child Protection Inc

 

INTERNET SAFETY

Schedule a facilitator to work with your group by contacting a Women for Decency District Leader near you. To find a teacher in your area click here.

  • Enough is Enough Internet Safety 101 classes
  • Netsmartz Internet safety presentations are produced by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. These free, multimedia presentations are tailored for specific audiences – parents and communities, tweens, teens, and younger children. You can download any of these to share with your community, or watch the presentation for parents and communities online now.

 

 

 

 

 

What Should You Say?

Therapist Jeff Ford shares advice on how to respond when someone tells you they have a problem with pornography. Ford taught at the Utah Coalition Against Pornography Conference in St. George in November. This is the first of what he calls the 5 Cs. For the other 4 suggestions see his video segments by clicking here.