Our local schools have partnered together to bring Rob Copes' Parent Cyber Safety programme to our community.

Rob is one of New Zealand's leading parent educators in online safety, dedicated to keeping our tamariki safer in our digital world. Come and hear Rob talk for what promises to be a straight-talking, eye-opening and often hilarious presentation.

We want to thank our local business sponsors who have supported our schools to offer heavily subsidised tickets to parents.

Tickets are $15 per person which includes the evening talk and 12 months access to the online Parent Cyber Safety portal where parents can access videos and resources that help further educate and support conversations with their children.

The in-person information evening covers the following topics:

Cyberbullying - How bullies can reach our kids 24/7
Social media - How social media is affecting the mental health of 3 out of 5 children.
FOMO, depression, anxiety
Gaming and the developing brain – An oversupply of dopamine leading to
dopamine deficiency, synaptic pruning, and the underdevelopment of social skills and empathy
Naked Selfies - The pressure to send nudes from intermediate up through highschool
Online predators - The methods they use, and how to spot them
Online porn vs healthy sexuality - How consuming online pornography as a child or teen can create a sexual template where violence, aggression, and dominance are seen as normal and consent can become very blurry.
AI - Growing concerns around Companion bots, Deepfakes, Voice Cloning,
Algorithmic Radicalisation Solutions
Filters - Which filters are best and how to install them
Smartphones - How to lock down a smartphone to make it a safe phone
Boundaries - How to put good boundaries in place around device use
3 golden rules - The 3 golden rules that will keep your kids safe
Talking to your kids - How to have difficult conversations with your kids
Challenging our own phone and device usage - Reconnecting as a family.

This event is R18 only

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