Find practical advice on monitoring online activities and guiding safe social media usage.
The Westchester Rockland Guardians Association Inc.
The object of this Association shall be to create, promote and foster
the principles of patriotism and true Americanism; to promote, proclaim
and advocate the value and the necessity of enlightened law enforcement
and its relation to the functioning and strengthening of our democracy;
to contribute to advancing the principles of education, charity and
civic pride among the members and their families.
The coalition between the African American Men of Westchester and the
Guardians Association of Westchester and Rockland represents a
monumental stride in ensuring the cyber safety of our youth. This
alliance brings together two powerful organizations committed to
empowering parents with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate
the digital landscape.
The African American Men of Westchester, Inc. (AAMW) is a
501C(3) organization founded in 1987 by twenty-three (23) Westchester County
residents to capitalize on the vast talent of the African American community.
AAMW is committed to developing and encouraging
collaborative action to strengthen the economic, social, and educational
foundation of our communities.
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Cyber Concerns for Parents
Welcome to our site dedicated to providing essential internet and social media safety tips for parents of school-aged children. We understand the challenges of keeping your kids safe online.
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In today’s digital age, the internet and social media have become integral parts of our children’s lives, offering both educational opportunities and avenues for social interaction. However, these platforms also come with risks that can impact the safety and well-being of school-age children. As a public safety professional, it’s essential to provide parents with practical and effective strategies to navigate these challenges. The following recommendations aim to empower parents with the knowledge and tools needed to ensure their children’s online experiences are safe, positive, and enriching.
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Changes in Mood
Noticeable shifts in mood, such as
increased irritability, anxiety, or sadness.
Social Withdrawal
Reduced interest in offline social
activities and spending more time alone.
Sleep Disturbances
Difficulty falling asleep, staying
asleep, or changes in sleep patterns.
Academic Performance
Excessive use of social media can lead to a decline in academic performance among school-age children by distracting them from their studies and reducing their focus and productivity.
Physical Symptoms
Complaints of headaches, stomachaches, or other unexplained physical
issues.
Behavioral Changes
Increased secrecy about online activities, reluctance to discuss their
online interactions.
Self-Esteem Issues
Signs of low self-esteem, such as negative self-talk or comparing
themselves unfavorably to others.
Cyberbullying
Evidence of being bullied online, such as distress after using social
media or reluctance to use devices.
Risky Behaviors
Engaging in risky online behaviors,
such as sharing personal information or interacting with strangers.
Obsessive Use
Excessive time spent online, difficulty limiting screen time, or
becoming upset when unable to use devices.