YouthFacts seeks to debunk the barrage of modern mistruths about youth, restore a climate of fairness and integrity when discussing youth issues, advance verifiable and evidence-based information to better inform youth policy, enhance the integration of youth into democratic and multi-cultural citizenship, and build a culture that values and trusts its young people.
This web site supports Dr. Russell Sabella's work on educating children, parents, educators and other stake holders about the responsible use of technology. Included in these pages you will find helpful resources, lesson plans, links, and more.
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Wednesday, March 9, 2011
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- Does your child have Facebook syndrome? · MyNorthw...
- Home | StopBullying.gov
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- Cyberbullying Research Center - cyber bullying exa...
- Outrage Over High School 'Smut List'
- TRUSTMOVIE2011.COM
- How to fix "sexting" laws - Sexting - Salon.com
- Conference on Bullying Prevention Opening Session
- Stephen Balkam: The President Uses His Bully Pulpit
- Safer Internet Day 2009
- Anti-bullying - SurveyMonkey
- The White House Meeting on Cyberbullying
- White House Conference on Bullying Prevention - Re...
- Welcome to YouthFacts.org
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- Study: Facebook photo sharing reflects focus on fe...
- The hurt of digital harassment can last forever.
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- 2011 IBPA Conference
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