The Online Safety Toolkit
Edmonton’s Neighbourhood Empowerment Team collaborated with the Altview Foundation and the Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton to create a free digital resource for those who experience harm online and includes tools and resources to feel safe(r) online.
The Online Safety Toolkit (OST) provides information for 2SLGBTQ+, BIPOC, youth, parents, women and girls, men and boys, and for anyone in the community who needs support to have a safe and healthy online presence.
The tool kit includes:
- step-by-step instructions
- tips
- resources
- definitions
Click here to download the Online Safety Toolkit PDF.
Additional Resources:
- LGBTQ+ Online Security: Complete Guide, an article by CyberGhost
- Fun and Creative Ways to Connect Online for Family Day, a blog post by The Family Centre with a list of safe, fun activities you can do online with kids & youth
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Edmonton’s Neighbourhood Empowerment Team (NET) works with youth, residents, businesses and organizations to identify and address safety concerns in the community.
NET is a partnership of the Edmonton Police Service, City of Edmonton, The Family Centre and United Way of the Alberta Capital Region.