1. The Dangers of Juvenile Sexting Why Parents Must Educate/Prevent Sexting Communications Class 1010-F12 Instructor April Cordova Shawn Fausett 12-05-12

2. The Dangers of Juvenile Sexting Why Parents Must Educate/Prevent Sexting Liza-Ann Roberts November 7 th Ogden School Teacher Sent pictures to the student The two exchanged picture It was reported to Police F2 Sexual exploitation of a minor Dealing harmful materials to a minor

3. The Dangers of Juvenile Sexting Why Parents Must Educate/Prevent Sexting These incidents continue to increase Great potential of dangerous situations Parental Education and prevention a must

4. The Dangers of Juvenile Sexting Why Parents Must Educate/Prevent Sexting Preview Who does this currently affect Who will this affect How to educate and prevent

5. The Dangers of Juvenile Sexting Why Parents Must Educate/Prevent Sexting Who Does this Currently affect a. 24% of 14 to 17 years olds involved b. 13% females shared photo c. 9% males shared photo

6. The Dangers of Juvenile Sexting Why Parents Must Educate/Prevent Sexting Who Does this Currently affect a. 11-20-12 Eric Ray (Illinois law student) 15 years Facebook, texting, sexting b. 7-18-12 Daniel Divine Oregon family friend 13 year old female Charged sexual exploitation of a minor F2 X3 Enticing a minor over the Internet MA

7. The Dangers of Juvenile Sexting Why Parents Must Educate/Prevent Sexting Who Will this Affect Juveniles are getting cell phones younger a. 2004 64% of 17 year olds b. 2009 83% of 17 year olds a. 2004 18% of 12 year olds b. 2009 58% of 12 year olds

8. The Dangers of Juvenile Sexting Why Parents Must Educate/Prevent Sexting How to educate and prevent Talk with them 1. Teach them responsible use 2. Teach them the dangers 3. Once it’s sent it’s out of their control

9. The Dangers of Juvenile Sexting Why Parents Must Educate/Prevent Sexting How to educate and prevent Monitor your child’s cell phone My Mobile Watchdog Phone Sheriff

10. The Dangers of Juvenile Sexting Why Parents Must Educate/Prevent Sexting Conclusion Technology is threatening children’s innocence Creating extremely vulnerable state Devastating consequences Time to educate can prevent Parents duty to protect