Connected & Protected: Raising Digitally Safe Kids in a Connected World
Includes a Live Web Event on 03/10/2026 at 6:30 PM (MDT)
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- Foster Parent (Colorado) - Free!
- Certified Kin Parent (Outside Colorado) - Free!
- Guest - Equine Program - Free!
- Foster Parent (New Mexico) - Free!
- New Mexico Misc. - Free!
- Non-certified Kin Parent (Outside Colorado) - Free!
- Non-certified Kin Parent (Colorado) - Free!
- Certified Kin Parent (Colorado) - Free!
- Foster Parent (Outside Colorado) - Free!
- Speaker - Free!
- Teacher - Free!
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- Former FP/Adoptive Parent/Not currently fostering - Free!
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- CASA - Free!
Join us for an important and practical training designed to equip parents, caregivers, and anyone who cares about kids with the tools to navigate today’s digital world with confidence.
Presented by Project Harmony and co-hosted by Project 1.27 and Be The Source, this training features trusted materials from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC).
Participants will learn how to:
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Have regular, age-appropriate conversations about online safety
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Understand both the benefits and risks of apps, gaming, and social platforms
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Recognize warning signs of online exploitation or unsafe behavior
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Respond calmly and effectively if something concerning happens
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Access reliable discussion guides, tip sheets, and tools to research apps and platforms
This session is designed to empower caregivers — not with fear — but with knowledge, language, and practical next steps. Whether you’re parenting a preschooler or a teen, you’ll leave with concrete tools to help children stay safe while building digital responsibility and resilience.
Credit Hours: 2
Rachel Culp
Project Harmony
Rachel Culp is a passionate advocate for child safety at Project Harmony, driven by a lifelong commitment to protecting children from abuse and neglect.
With a background in sales and corporate training, Rachel transitioned to the nonprofit sector to make a deeper impact. As a foster parent, mother of four, and former in-home daycare provider, she brings authentic, firsthand insight into the realities of child welfare.
Specializing in online safety, Rachel empowers families and communities with practical tools to navigate digital risks, helping children thrive in today’s connected world.
Through her expertise, personal experience, and unwavering dedication, Rachel is creating lasting change for vulnerable children.
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