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Find Out Why Jesse Weinberger – is the best Internet Safety Speaker for Schools

When schools are searching for a dynamic Internet safety speaker for students, one name keeps coming up: Jesse Weinberger.

Find out why Jesse Weinberger is the best Internet Safety Speaker for Schools.

Jesse “Big Mama” Weinberger is an Internet Safety Speaker for schools, the host of Big Mama’s House Podcast – A Podcast for Teens, and the author of The Boogeyman Exists: And He’s In Your Child’s Back Pocket; a guide for parents and educators on how to keep children safe in a 24-7 always connected digital society.

Jesse has been teaching parents, schools, and students how to navigate online and mobile risks since 2003. Jesse is available for internet safety presentations to schools, parents, students, and organizations all over the United States.

Looking for tips and techniques? Start here.

Learn more about how to keep your children safe online.

Internet Safety Blog

We need teen guests on the podcast!

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Teens who share their story (completely anonymously*) could be helping someone else going through the same issues. Whether it's general life pressure, school stuff, mental health concerns, tech related drama - we want to hear it, and so does our audience. Big Mama’s House Podcast is a podcast for teens hosted by Jesse Weinberger - Internet Safety Speaker for schools and students.

Beginning with Season 2 – Big Mama’s House Podcast will be a podcast for teens

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It's taken forever, but season 2 is finally going to be released this week. Focusing on Teens I went back and forth for a long time - trying to craft the best possible way to reach a much larger audience. (I can only spend *so* much…

New York Times Interview: What’s the Right Age for a Child to Get a Smartphone?

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Jesse was interviewed by New York Times columnist Brian Chen. http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/21/technology/personaltech/whats-the-right-age-to-give-a-child-a-smartphone.html

A sobbing nine-year-old girl admitted to me she’s addicted to porn – this is why we need to tackle online safety NOW – Sun (UK)

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BTW - The editor swapped in UK-friendly phrasing and language and I did NOT choose the graphics that went with the article. 🙂 - Big Mama https://www.the-sun.com/lifestyle/tech/444600/a-sobbing-9-year-old-girl-told-me-shes-a…

Digital content consumption – example: Instagram

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The digital content our children consume in an almost endless loop comes in a myriad of forms and formats. In order to illustrate WHAT your child might be seeing, let's take the example of one of the most popular apps among tweens…

Internet Safety Tips for Parents: What Is Your Child Seeing Online?

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Testimonials

Schools, organizations, and students rave about Internet Safety Presenter Jesse Weinberger

“Please accept our sincere appreciation for your outstanding presentation. Your session was a huge hit with the SRO and DARE officers. It was informative, funny, and irreverent, all the right ingredients for law enforcement. Since I’m from New Jersey I could really relate to your comments about your parents who were not big believers in coddling their children. Thank you for speaking to our group and sharing your time and talent to instruct so many of our school law enforcement.”

Program DirectorOhio School Resource Officers Association

“I sincerely thank you for coming to our community and talking to not only our children this week, but to us last night. Your message was priceless. I’m beyond grateful for the impact I saw in my 6th grade quiet son. He came home and spontaneously blurted out “Mom, I do know you love me!” My son thinks you’re great, that you’re “real”, and that he could tell that you cared. He sat down and unloaded all the anxiety he was carrying (at the age of 11) over how many of his friends are hiding apps and behavior, and that he can’t sleep sometimes because of what they tell him. Now we talk “real” every day. Thank you for all of this. My husband and I thank you!”

SusanParent

“Thank you for what you do. We needed this information to be drilled into us from the start. We didn’t know what we were doing.”

Student Survey Response11th grade girl

“Jesse Weinberger is a presenter that all parents should be required to see! She tells it like it is, in a way that will scare you… in a good way! You must, must, must hear her tips on internet safety. I’m on Facebook and on Instagram… oh boy I had no idea! Jesse’s no nonsense approach and interactive delivery make this sometimes touchy subject fun and fact filled.”

Amy. GParent

“This is the best presentation I’ve heard all year. I’ve learned so much it’s amazing. Thank you! PS You are very entertaining too. 🙂 ”

Teacher Survey ResponseMagda S.

“Big Mama, I want to thank you – that was disturbing AND awesome all at the same time.”

Austin6th grade student

“Thank you very much! You were very educational and funny!”

Student Survey Response7th grade girl

“Thank you Jesse Weinberger for a fantastic Internet Safety presentation to our 4th and 6th grade Girl Scouts! You tackled the important topic of internet safety without boring the girls with statistics and sounding like a “mom”. The girls were laughing and asking questions – no small feat! I really appreciate the time you took with our group and encourage all parents to get up to speed on this important safety issue! “

Mrs. QGirl Scout Troop Leader

“I wanted to personally thank you for your leadership while working with Kenston stakeholders this year. I was reflecting on your impact after both presentations. One of the main reasons parents showed up on Tuesday is because students clearly respect who you are and followed the orders to go home and talk to mom/or dad on what they learned. Your presentation skills are spot on, especially how you win over every audience with an authentic approach buut also how you connect by sharing personal and family experiences that are real. Thanks again for your time!”

Tom G.High School Principal

“I have been a technology professional for 20 years and I thought I had a good understanding of what it meant to be safe on the internet. Jesse opened my eyes. Whether you are a technology novice or a so called expert, you will learn something that you will start applying immediately. ”

Greg K.Parent

“Big Mama, you’re right, I’m going to cut my device time and eat more dirt. My mom needs to do everything you say – she has no idea what’s really going on.”

Student Survey Response7th grade boy

“On behalf of the administration and Ramaz community, heartfelt thanks for a powerful and substantive presentation. We’re sure you have heard this countless time, but your dynamic speaking style, total command of the latest information about internet safety, and no nonsense, direct approach is such a winning combination. Cameras are being taped, apps are being deleted, parents are organizing, and the community is buzzing – all testimony to how effective you were. We couldn’t have hoped for more.”

Head of SchoolThe Ramaz School

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