Are you concerned about what your child is seeing on the Internet? A special presentation by the Dunwoody Police Department could be what you’re looking for to help navigate the potential dangers of your child’s online use.
The Dunwoody Library will host a presentation by the Dunwoody Police Department Saturday, March 23, from 2pm to 3:30pm.
Online access for kids comes with risks, such as inappropriate content, cyberbullying and online predators. A Dunwoody police officer will discuss these and other risks with parents and guardians to help prevent their children from becoming victims.
A former FBI agent will discuss child identification kits, where parents get and retain fingerprints and DNA samples, and the FBI Child ID App. For more information, email Officer Anwar Sillah: anwar.sillah@dunwoodyga.gov
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You can register for the event here: https://events.dekalblibrary.org/event/1669214
