Resources:

1. Thorn (www.thorn.org): This site shares stories from sextortion survivors and provides valuable insights from over 1,600 victims.
2. Digital Forensics Corp (www.digitalforensics.com): Provides and examines severe real sextortion cases from around the world, highlighting the devastating impact on victims.
3. Shield and Fortify (shieldandfortify.com): This site provides useful tips and free guides to take control of your online safety and alerts about developing cyber threats affecting children.
4. Know2Protect Campaign (www.dhs.gov): Launched by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), this campaign provides resources to prevent and combat online child exploitation and abuse. It includes educational materials for young people, parents, and educators1.
5. UNICEF’s Online Protection Program (www.unicef.org): UNICEF offers resources and guidelines to protect children from online violence, exploitation, and abuse. They provide educational materials and support for parents and caregivers2.
6. National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) (www.missingkids.org): NCMEC operates the CyberTipline, a centralized reporting system for online exploitation of children. They offer crisis intervention, local counseling referrals, and support for victims and families3.
7. FBI’s Resources for Parents and Caregivers (www.fbi.gov): The FBI provides tips and resources to help parents and caregivers protect their children from online threats. They also partner with NCMEC to address online child sexual exploitation4.
8. Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) (www.ojp.gov): OJJDP offers resources to help parents, educators, and caregivers learn about online risks and how to respond safely.