PRINTABLE PAGE Experts Say Counseling, Not Boot Camps, Prevent Teen Violence By Laura MecklerOriginally published by The Associated Press, October 16, 2004 WASHINGTON — Boot camps and other “get tough” program for adolescents do not prevent criminal behavior, as intended,…
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Internet Enticement ARTICLES/INFORMATION/RESEARCH And, yet, the greatest danger of the Internet to vulnerable children is not the display of kiddie porn … it is the very real potential for enticement. 13-year-old boy sexually abused ‘by 21 men’ on Grindr “A…
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ONLINE SUICIDES These are Online Suicides.Please also see: Risks to Youth Resources || Juvenile Justice Resources || Bullying Resources ARTICLES/INFORMATION/RESEARCH(click here for Organizations/Agencies) Parents: don’t panic about Momo – worry about YouTube Kids instead “YouTube has been battling disturbing videos…
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Noir Vérité ARTICLES/INFORMATION/RESEARCH “What you’ve just seen,” he interrupted, “is a very early example of what I call noir vérité.” He bowed slightly, taking his due, but not finished opening our eyes.”With cinéma vérité, I had realism but not control,”…
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RISKS TO YOUTH RESOURCES These are Risks to Youth Resources.Please also see:Bullying Resources || Juvenile Justice Resources || Online Suicides ARTICLES/INFORMATION/RESEARCH(click here for Organizations/Agencies) Fifth of 17 to 19-year-old girls self-harm or attempt suicide “A fifth of girls aged 17-19…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Missouri woman charged in cyber-bully case Elizabeth Thrasher faces harassment charges after allegedly posting pictures of a teen in the ‘casual encounters’ section of Craigslist. Associated Press Published August 19, 2009, by The Los Angeles Times St. Peters,…
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Parents of Holly Grogan, 15, blame Facebook for teen’s suicide Neurological ‘reward centers’ lit up as they watched injuries occur, study found By Nadia Wynter Originally published by New York Daily News, September 21, 2009 They claim Facebook killed their…
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Brain Scans Show Bullies Enjoy Others’ PainNeurological ‘reward centers’ lit up as they watched injuries occur, study foundBy USNews.com Originally published by www.USNews.com, November 7, 2008 FRIDAY, Nov. 7 (HealthDay News) — Bullies may actually enjoy the pain they cause…