1. What my parents don’t know about social media?

2. Anyone can pretend to be someone else with fake accounts
People can track you if you don’t turn off location
I delete my messages
Screen Recording
That you can easily meet someone who seems nice but can change your whole life
How much drama happens
How many people can find you easily
Drugs are bought over the internet
Weed sites on Facebook and Instagram
They don’t know how bad people can look okay

3. Live videos that you can make and join
Older people are on it pretending to be kids
People I don’t know can follow me
People can find where you are on Snap Map
Secret Screenshot
That you can send/receive nude/inappropriate photos without consent
Any common nice website can be a gateway to the dark web/the darker part of the internet
How many social media apps I have
People don’t know how to talk to each other without it

4. You can get on websites that are past your age limits very easily
You get many texts from strangers no matter what
Snap Memories (my eyes only)
Calculator App
OMEGLE - app to talk to strangers
I have a fake SnapChat account
People can get information about where we live without even telling them
That I can do things without them knowing
They don’t know about the pictures that get deleted
Literally nothing...except Facebook...which I don’t use

5. NOT YOU NOT ME NOT HERE Freshman Academy Event MARCH 23, 2018

6. Workshop Presentations
Seven Dancers - Jonel Beauvais
SUNY Potsdam - Sabel Bong
Homeland Security - ICE Agent Jeremy Cragnolian
New York State Troopers - Special Investigator Dewayne Baillargeon
St. Lawrence Health Initiative - Charity Dafoe
Renewal House - Shannon McCarthy
Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe Social Services Division - Mona Romeo, Francine Thompson, Chad Sherman, Racine Johnson, Sky Gould

7. Additional Contributing Agencies
St. Lawrence County Youth Bureau: Safe Harbor
Massena Wellness
Massena Drug Free Community Coalition
Horizons Clubhouse
Massena Public Library
Three Feathers Internet Cafe
New York State Probation Office

8. Preparation
All Freshman Academy classes participated in the preparation for this event mirroring a project based learning approach.
Math/Science - class review and discussion of statistics of Human Trafficking
Global - Slavery unit
English - Human Trafficking unit that included an evidence based claim response linking the topic with technology

9. Structure of Event
Students were pulled out of classes for a full school day event
Students were divided into 7 teams and paired with a Freshman Academy facilitator
The schedule of the day consisted of a circuit of 7 workshops located in Room 314 and the 400 wing that focused on topics such as informed consent, healthy relationships, digital citizenship and safety, the economic implications of human trafficking, positive self image, sex trafficking, and a human trafficking survivor’s story.
Lunch was arranged around the day’s schedule and housed in Representatives from the St. Lawrence County Youth Bureau, Massena Drug Free Community Coalition, and Horizons Clubhouse were present with materials.

11. Follow - Up Activities
May 4 - Vaping Follow-up/Positive Social Media Awareness Campaign
May 11 - #raidersredsandrally
Red Sand Project -
Community Event