INTERNET SAFETY PRESENTATION 

Every time a child goes online, he or she is at risk of being contacted by a predator. Statistics indicate that one in every seven children has been sexually solicited on the Internet. That's why an essential part of Attorney General Biden's fight to protect children from predators is giving kids and their parents the real-world tools they need to keep children safe online. With the help of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Attorney General Biden created an interactive Internet Safety Presentation that teaches kids about the dangers they face online, how to avoid becoming a victim, and where to turn for help if they are solicited. Since April, 2007, the Attorney General has brought this presentation to over 16,500 middle school students in 33 schools and organizations up and down the State. 

If you would like the Department of Justice to share this powerful message with your child's school or community organization, please contact the Director of External Affairs at (302) 577-8889.

• Don't give out your personal information. 
• Never send a picture of yourself to someone you don't know. 
• Don't respond to mean or threatening messages. 
• Always be careful of who you meet online. 
• Don't agree to a face-to-face meeting with someone you met online without telling a parent first.
• Never download an E-mail attachment from an unknown source.
• Be Internet safe all the time