The Oklahoma City Police Department (OKCPD) is hosting a town hall on the safety of children in the digital realm, offering advice and resources to parents and guardians. The event, titled "Protecting Kids Online," is scheduled for August 27 from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., and will take place at Western Heights High School's auditorium, according to the City of Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma City Police Captain Michelle Henderson emphasizes the event's significance, stating, "Attending events like this, is crucial in building a stronger, safer Oklahoma City. The digital world offers incredible opportunities but presents unique challenges, especially for our youth.” Henderson's comment underlines the Oklahoma City Police Department's dedication to enhancing digital safety for children in the community. Alongside the Oklahoma City Police Department, the Neighborhood Alliance has joined forces to facilitate this town hall, as reported by the City of Oklahoma City.
To register, visit the calendar at nacok.org or call (405) 534-4040. Space is limited, and light refreshments will be provided. The event is hosted by the Oklahoma City Police Department and Neighborhood Alliance. The town hall will offer helpful information on how to recognize and protect against online threats. Families will learn about resources like Homeland Security’s Project iGuardian, which provides tools for staying safe online, as per the City of Oklahoma City.
