3rd International Summit - Are Children In Charge Of The Internet?
Date and time
Location
Online event
Refund policy
No Refunds
Are children in charge of the Internet? They most certainly are, in the majority of cases.
About this event
Our AICET Council will be the main speakers for this summit. In addition, we have amazing guest speakers who will give real-life situations to emphasize the magnitude of what can happen online with our children.
Carol Todd, mother of Amanda Todd, will be giving details regarding the trauma Amanda experienced because of social media, and her thoughts regarding present trends online. Carol has been featured on the Fifth Estate, W5 (both Canadian national TV broadcasts), Dr. Phil, international television/radio shows, and several presentations worldwide.
Elaine Uskoski and her son Jake, recently featured on the national TV broadcast in Canada, W5, CBC national news, major media outlets, will discuss online gaming addictions, and the challenges of this type of addiction for their family.
AICET Council presentations:
Dr. D. Grushka - Digital challenges for physicians and allied professionals
Marilyn Evans - Exposure of pornography to children - prepare or repair
Dr. Rose Dyson - Effects of online gaming in society
Shevelle McPherson, Esq. - Legal issues surrounding the Internet, children, parenting and professional environments.
William Tucker - Education, digital challenges, and professional liabilities
Jeremy Spence - Policing challenges surrounding CSAM (Child Sexual Abuse Material, commonly known as Child Pornography) and arrests
Heidi Olson, S.A.N.E. - Child-on-child sexual assault and sex trafficking resulting from exposure to inappropriate material online.
Holly Dowling - Necessary message of hope related to parental, caregiver, and professional necessity to digitize day-to-day supervision of children in all environments.
Charlene Doak-Gebauer - Theory of Digital Supervision related to all presentations. Information and methods are user-friendly, related to supervision on digital devices.
This summit is designed as "on demand", meaning, registrants are able to access the conference at a time convenient to them over the dates of November 12th to the 15th. The duration is approximately 3 hours.
The AICET Council provides information about our unique Theory of Digital Supervision for proactive online child protection. Digital Supervision has been gaining international recognition. We have presented at international conferences and been featured at the recent Congress For The Humanities , an international conference involving several countries; THRIVE Confluence, an international conference originating in India involving over 50 countries; Fearless Women a world-wide conference with 400,000 members, and more. Digital Supervision has also been presented in major newspapers, and on several radio and television shows.
Registrants are eligible for a Certificate of Completion for Digital Supervision training, following successful completion of the short quiz at the end of the conference. We encourage everyone to do the quiz and obtain the certificate, which will enhance a portfolio for employment, career changes, and digitizing parenting skills.
Enter the promo code "Child Safety" to receive an early-bird ticket price. Early Bird discount offer expires October 4, 2021. Stated rate will apply after that date. Contact us for special rate for students and seniors.
Questions: Please call 01-519-854-1249 or email info@InternetSenseFirst.com.
Registrants will receive an email at least two days prior to the event for access to the conference. Please ensure your information is accurate, particularly your email address. Thank you.