Internet Safety Speaker and author, Jesse Weinberger, hosted two sessions at John Marshall High School’s Center for Performing Arts where she went over the basic “dos” and “don’ts” of navigating the internet.
Jesse Weinberger, Internet Safety Speaker was interviewed by Maureen Kyle, the host of Mom Squad
Protecting your children from sextortion: Mom Squad
There’s a trend happening all over the country, a dangerous one, and its lingering on your child’s phone. It’s called “Sextortion.” Last year alone, the FBI received 7,000 reports of minors being targeted.
Jesse Weinberger, Internet Safety Speaker was interviewed for a CNN internet safety piece presented in part by Sprint.
Jesse was interviewed by New York Times columnist Brian Chen.
What’s the Right Age for a Child to Get a Smartphone? (Published 2016)
As more children get phones at 10 and younger, parents face the question of when to allow unfettered access to the internet and all its benefits and perils.
BTW – The editor swapped in UK-friendly phrasing and language and I did NOT choose the graphics that went with the article. 🙂
– Big Mama
A sobbing nine-year-old girl admitted to me she’s addicted to porn – this is why we need to tackle online safety NOW
BREAKING down in tears in front of me, a nine-year-old girl struggles to form words as she admits she’s become addicted to porn. The most shocking part is how utterly normal this sort of reve…
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Jesse “Big Mama” Weinberger — Nationally recognized Internet Safety Speaker for Schools, parents, and communities. Since 2003, she’s delivered engaging, no-nonsense presentations on online safety, social media risks, gaming, and digital parenting. [Book a Presentation »]
Jesse is also the author of The Boogeyman Exists: And He’s In Your Child’s Back Pocket;
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