Handouts for parents and guardians to help you develop a safety roadmap for your teens as they navigate social media and gaming websites. Helpful resources and tools to protect kids online. Resources and Handouts Digital Handout Includes details on the grooming process used by online sexual predators, red flags commonly shown in teens and pre-teens when being victimized online, example contracts and rule planning for parents and finally local, state and internet resources to grow your online safety net. App-Rehension Handout

Operation App-Rehension is a program presented by Prescott Police Department Detectives to help parents and guardians safeguard their teens in a largely online world. Schedule a presentation at your organization today! Empowering guardians, Protecting Teens Operation App-Rehension Contact Info About What is Operation App-Rehension? Operation App-Rehension is an audience driven and constantly evolving social media education seminar focused on giving parents, educators and guardians the tools they need to stay up to date on popular social media and gaming applications. The internet and the age of social media has drastically changed the gateway to the human trafficking pipeline, and the first protections for teenagers against dangerous social media use are the trusted adults in their lives. With social media evolving faster than sometimes even law enforcement can keep up with, this presentation will give you the tools you need to operate the basic user interfaces of many social media and gaming platforms, explain how to set parental controls and show you how to monitor your teen’s social media use in a way that best fits your family or school dynamics. The presentation will also equip attendees with a digital handout that outlines the first red flags of online sexual abuse and human trafficking, and a list of Arizona based and online based resources they can use when encountering digital evidence of abuse on their child’s device. Finally, it provides a list of resources and constructive ways to talk to teenagers and children about healthy social media use. With content that is updated quarterly, this presentation is paramount for those who want to join the fight to keep kids safe on social media. Operation App-Rehension is an educational program created, designed, produced and presented by Detective Lorraine Zannini with the Prescott Arizona Police Department. The presentation began in 2023 after multiple successful sexual predator sting operations were conducted in the Prescott, AZ area and after multiple teenage victims reported physical sexual abuse following online victimization. Det Zannini developed the program knowing police are not the solution to the sextortion, human trafficking and social media threats in our society, but rather the power lies with the parents, teachers, school officers and guardians present in teen's lives every day. Parental Controls Open Communication Know Your Resources Testimonials Participant Reviews We are currently looking for reviews or critiques of the App-Rehension program. Please leave a review and yours may be chosen to be published on the website! Thank you! Leave a Testimonial First name Last name Email Love it? Rate it Don’t love it Not great Satisfied Really good Love it Write your testimonial I agree to publish my testimonial online Submit Host at your Organization Our Process Hosting is FREE and is available across Arizona! Sign Up Contact Det. Zannini Contact Detective Zannini via email, lorraine.zannini@prescott-az.gov or by phone, (928) 777-1900 x5638. Both of these are formal government contact options. Phone calls will normally be answered Tuesday - Friday 7 am to 5 pm. Email will be answered as promptly as possible. Schedule Pick a Day Provide workable dates for your organization. The program itself is ideally 2 hours long, including a half hour long Q and A period at the end. The program requires sound speakers and a projector/TV screen with HDMI hookups for the associated slides deck, which is provided by presenters. Advertise and Start Signups Boost your Attendance Prescott Police Department is willing to work with your advertising team or social media team to assist with advertising needs or parental/staff recruitment strategies. We know securing attendees can be one of the most difficult pieces of event planning. We can help you develop advertisements to help fill your event. Get in Touch Today! Get in Touch Have a question, want to book a program or need assistance? Reach out to Detective Zannini via phone, email, or by filling out the form below. Contact information First name* Last name Email* Address Phone Additional information Submit

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