Privacy Policy
PLEASE READ THIS PRIVACY POLICY CAREFULLY TO UNDERSTAND HOW WE HANDLE YOUR INFORMATION. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THIS PRIVACY POLICY, PLEASE DO NOT USE THE SERVICES.
1. Information We Collect
1.1. Information You Provide to Us
- The Services you use or processing your orders
- Requests or questions you submit to us via online forms, chats, email, or otherwise
- Any reviews that you submit about the Services
- Account registration and administration of your account
- Uploads or posts to the Services
- Requests for support or assistance
Information about you. While parts of the Services may not require you to provide any information that can directly identify you by name (such as if you choose to browse the website without logging in), the specific types of information we collect will depend upon the Services you use, how you use them, and the information you choose to provide. The types of data we collect directly from you includes:
- Email address
- Name, if you create an account
- Log-in credentials, if you create an account
- Billing information, such as shipping addresses, credit or debit card number, verification number, zip code, and expiration date
- Information about purchases or other transactions with us
- Information about your assistance or support interactions with us
- Demographic information such as your gender or other information you choose to provide as part of your Kidpower Online Learning Center profile
- User-generated content you provide to us, such as when you comment on content on the Services, respond to a survey request, review a course, send in an assignment, or participate in the public forums
- Programs, courses, subscription bundles, or other services in which you enroll
- Any other information you choose to directly provide to us in connection with your use of the Services
Information about others. If you request that your purchase be provided to someone other than yourself, we use the information you provide about the other person to fulfill the order.
1.2. Information We Collect Through Automated Means
Websites. When you use our website, we collect and analyze information such as your IP address, browser types, browser language, operating system, software and hardware attributes (including device IDs) referring and exit pages and URLs, the number of clicks, pages viewed and the order of those pages, date and time of use, content watched, total minutes watched, error logs, and other similar information about how you use the website.
Location Information. When you use the Services, we and our service providers may automatically collect general location information (e.g., IP address, city/state and/or postal code associated with an IP address, city/state) from your computer or mobile device.
2. How We Use Your Information
- Complete a purchase or provide the Services you have requested, including invoicing and accounting
- Respond to your request for information and provide you with more effective and efficient service
- Provide you with updates and information about programs in which you have enrolled
- Contact you by email, postal mail, or phone regarding Kidpower International
- Help us better understand your interests and needs, and improve the Services, including through research and reports, and test and create new content, features, and services
- Secure our websites and applications, and crashes and other issues being reported
- Comply with any procedures, laws, and regulations which apply to us where it is necessary for our legitimate interests or the legitimate interests of others
- Establish, exercise, or defend our legal rights where it is necessary for our legitimate interests or the legitimate interests of others
3. Cookies and Similar Technologies
- (i) recognize your computer;
- (ii) store your preferences and settings;
- (iii) understand the web pages of the Services you have visited;
- (iv) enhance your user experience by delivering and measuring the effectiveness of content tailored to your interests;
- (v) perform searches and analytics; and
- (vi) assist with security and administrative functions.
Some cookies are placed in your browser cache.
As we adopt additional technologies, we may also gather information through other methods. Please note that you can change your settings to notify you when a cookie is being set or updated or to block cookies altogether. Please consult the “Help” section of your browser for more information (e.g., Internet Explorer; Google Chrome; Mozilla Firefox; or Apple Safari). Please note that by blocking, disabling, or managing any or all cookies, you may not have access to certain features or offerings of the Services. For more information about our use of cookies, please see our Cookie Policy.
4. Online Analytics
If you receive email from us, we may use certain analytics tools from our email provider to capture data such as when you open our message or click on any links or banners our email contains. This data allows us to gauge the effectiveness of our communications and marketing campaigns.
5. How We Share and Disclose your Information
- (a) comply with legal process (e.g. a subpoena or court order);
- (b) enforce our Terms of Service, this Privacy Policy, or other contracts with you, including investigation of potential violations thereof;
- (c) respond to claims that any content violates the rights of third parties;
- (d) respond to your requests for assistance; and/or
- (e) protect the rights, property or personal safety of Kidpower International, its agents and affiliates, its users and/or the public.
This includes exchanging information with other companies and organizations for fraud protection, and spam/malware prevention, and similar purposes.
6. Retention of Your Information
7. How We Protect Your Information
8. Third Party Links and Features
9. Children's Privacy
10. Data Subject Rights and Choices
10.1. Your Legal Rights
- provide access to and/or a copy of certain information we hold about you
- prevent the processing of your information for direct-marketing purposes
- update information which is out of date or incorrect
- delete certain information which we are holding about you
- restrict the way that we process and disclose certain of your information
- transfer your information to a third party provider of services
- revoke your consent for the processing of your information
We will consider all requests and provide our response within the time period stated by applicable law. You may also have the right to make a complaint to a relevant Supervisory Authority. If you need assistance, please contact us using the contact information provided below. Please note, however, that certain information may be exempt from such requests in some circumstances, which may include if we need to keep processing your information for our legitimate interests or to comply with a legal obligation. We may request you provide us with information necessary to confirm your identity before responding to your request.
10.2. Communications and Sharing
11. Legal Bases for Use of Your Information
- Where use of your information is necessary to perform our obligations under a contract with you (for example, to comply with: the terms of service of our websites which you accept by browsing the websites/registering; and/or our contract to provide our Services to you);
- Where use of your information is necessary for our legitimate interests or the legitimate interests of others (for example, to provide security for our website and applications; operate our business and our Services; make and receive payments; comply with legal requirements and defend our legal rights; prevent fraud and to know the customer to whom we are providing Services);
- Where we are required to process information in accordance with an EU Member State legal obligation; or
- Where we have your consent, in accordance with applicable law.
12. International Data Transfer
Kidpower International is committed to resolving any complaints about your privacy and our collection and use of personal data to the best of our ability. Please contact us using the contact information provided below so that we may address any concerns.
If you are located in the European Union or other regions with laws governing data collection and use that may differ from U.S. law, please note that you are transferring information to a country and jurisdiction that does not have the same data protection laws as your jurisdiction. As described above, we also may subcontract the processing of your data to, or otherwise share your data with service providers and third parties in countries other than your country of residence, including the United States, in accordance with applicable law. Such third parties may be engaged in, among other things, the provision of Services to you, the processing of transactions and/or the provision of support services. By providing us with your information, you acknowledge any such transfer, storage or use.
13. Changes to our Privacy Policy
14. Contact Information
You may contact us as follows:
- Address: P.O. Box 1212, Santa Cruz, California, United States 95061
- Email: learn@kidpower.org
Política de Privacidad
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1. Datos que recabamos
1.1. Datos que nos proporcionas
- Los servicios que utilizas o la tramitación de tus pedidos
- Las solicitudes o preguntas que nos envías a través de formularios en línea, chats, correo electrónico o de otro modo
- Las opiniones que envías sobre los Servicios
- Registro de la cuenta y administración de la misma
- Cargas o publicaciones en los Servicios
- Solicitudes de apoyo o asistencia
Información sobre el usuario. Si bien es posible que algunas partes de los Servicios no requieran que proporciones ninguna información que pueda identificarte directamente por tu nombre (por ejemplo, si eliges navegar por el sitio web sin iniciar sesión), los tipos específicos de información que recopilamos dependerán de los Servicios que utilices, de cómo los utilices y de la información que decidas proporcionar. Los tipos de datos que recopilamos directamente de usted incluyen:
- Dirección de correo electrónico
- Nombre, si creas una cuenta
- Credenciales de inicio de sesión, si creas una cuenta
- Información de facturación, como direcciones de envío, número de tarjeta de crédito o débito, número de verificación, código postal y fecha de caducidad
- Información sobre compras u otras transacciones con nosotros
- Información sobre tus interacciones de asistencia o apoyo con nosotros
- Información demográfica, como tu sexo u otra información que decidas proporcionar como parte de tu perfil del Centro de Aprendizaje en Línea Kidpower
- Contenido generado por el usuario que nos proporciones, como cuando comentas contenido en los Servicios, respondes a una solicitud de encuesta, revisas un curso, envías una tarea o participas en los foros públicos
- Programas, cursos, paquetes de suscripción u otros servicios en los que te inscribes
- Cualquier otra información que decidas proporcionarnos directamente en relación con tu uso de los Servicios
Información sobre otras personas. Si solicitas que tu compra se proporcione a otra persona que no seas tú, utilizamos la información que nos proporcionas sobre la otra persona para cumplir con el pedido.
1.2. Información que recabamos a través de medios automáticos
Sitios web. Cuando utilizas nuestro sitio web, recopilamos y analizamos información como tu dirección IP, los tipos de navegador, el idioma del navegador, el sistema operativo, los atributos de software y hardware (incluidos los identtificadores de dispositivos), las páginas y URL de referencia y de salida, el número de clics, las páginas visitadas y el orden de esas páginas, la fecha y la hora de uso, el contenido visto, los minutos totales vistos, los registros de errores y otra información similar sobre cómo utilizas el sitio web.
Información de localización. Cuando usas los Servicios, nosotros y nuestros proveedores de servicios podemos recopilar automáticamente información de ubicación general (por ejemplo, dirección IP, ciudad/estado y/o código postal asociado a una dirección IP, ciudad/estado) de tu computadora o dispositivo móvil.
2. Cómo usamos tus datos
- Completar una compra o prestar los Servicios que has solicitado, incluyendo la facturación y la contabilidad
- Responder a tu solicitud de información y ofrecerte un servicio más eficaz y eficiente
- Proporcionarte actualizaciones e información sobre los programas en los que te has inscrito
- Ponernos en contacto contigo por correo electrónico, correo postal o teléfono en relación con Kidpower International
- Ayudarnos a comprender mejor tus intereses y necesidades, y mejorar los Servicios, incluso mediante investigaciones e informes, y probar y crear nuevos contenidos, funciones y servicios
- Asegurar nuestros sitios web y aplicaciones, así como las caídas y otros problemas que se reporten
- Cumplir con los procedimientos, leyes y reglamentos que se nos aplican cuando es necesario para nuestros intereses legítimos o los intereses legítimos de otros
- Establecer, ejercer o defender nuestros derechos legales cuando sea necesario para nuestros intereses legítimos o los intereses legítimos de otros
3. Cookies y tecnologías similares
- (i) reconocer tu computadora;
- (ii) almacenar tus preferencias y configuraciones;
- (iii) comprender las páginas web de los Servicios que has visitado;
- (iv) mejorar tu experiencia de usuario proporcionando y midiendo la eficacia de los contenidos adaptados a tus intereses;
- (v) realizar búsquedas y análisis; y
- (vi) ayudar en las funciones administrativas y de seguridad.
Algunas cookies se colocan en la caché de tu navegador.
A medida que adoptamos tecnologías adicionales, también podemos recopilar información a través de otros métodos. Ten en cuenta que puede cambiar la configuración para que se te notifique cuando se instala o actualiza una cookie o para bloquear las cookies por completo. Consulta la sección de "Ayuda" de tu navegador para obtener más información (por ejemplo, Internet Explorer; Google Chrome; Mozilla Firefox; o Apple Safari). Ten en cuenta que al bloquear, deshabilitar o gestionar alguna o todas las cookies, es posible que no tengas acceso a ciertas funciones u ofertas de los Servicios. Para obtener más información sobre nuestro uso de las cookies, consulta nuestra Política de Cookies.
4. Analíticas en línea
Si recibes un correo electrónico nuestro, podemos utilizar ciertas herramientas de análisis de nuestro proveedor de correo electrónico para capturar datos como cuando abres nuestro mensaje o haces clic en cualquier enlace o banner que contenga nuestro correo electrónico. Estos datos nos permiten evaluar la eficacia de nuestras comunicaciones y campañas de marketing.
5. Cómo compartimos y divulgamos tus datos
- (a) cumplimentar un proceso legal (por ejemplo, una citación u orden judicial);
- (b) hacer cumplir nuestras Condiciones de servicio, esta Política de privacidad u otros contratos contigo, incluida la investigación de posibles infracciones de las mismas;
- (c) responder a las reclamaciones de que cualquier contenido infringe los derechos de terceros;
- (d) responder a tus solicitudes de asistencia; y/o
- (e) proteger los derechos, la propiedad o la seguridad personal de Kidpower International, sus agentes y afiliados, sus usuarios y/o el público.
Esto incluye el intercambio de información con otras empresas y organizaciones para la protección contra el fraude y la prevención de spam/malware, y fines similares.
6. Retención de tus datos
7. Cómo protegemos tus datos personales
8. Enlaces y funciones de terceros
9. Privacidad de los niños
10. Derechos y opciones del titular de los datos
10.1. Tus derechos legales
- proporcionarte acceso y/o una copia de cierta información que tenemos sobre ti
- impedir el tratamiento de tus datos con fines de marketing directo
- actualizar la información que no esté actualizada o sea incorrecta.
- eliminar cierta información que tenemos sobre ti
- restringir el tratamiento y la divulgación de algunos de tus datos
- transferir tu información a un tercer proveedor de servicios
- revocar tu consentimiento para el tratamiento de tus datos
Estudiaremos todas las solicitudes y daremos nuestra respuesta en el plazo establecido por la legislación aplicable. También puedes tener derecho a presentar una reclamación ante una Autoridad de Supervisión pertinente. Si necesitas ayuda, ponte en contacto con nosotros a través de la información de contacto proporcionada más abajo. No obstante, tenga en cuenta que cierta información puede estar exenta de tales solicitudes en algunas circunstancias, lo que puede incluir si necesitamos seguir procesando tu información para nuestros intereses legítimos o para cumplir con una obligación legal. Podemos pedirte que nos proporciones la información necesaria para confirmar tu identidad antes de responder a tu solicitud.
10.2. Comunicaciones y difusión
11. Bases legales para el uso de tus datos
- Cuando el uso de tus datos sea necesario para cumplir nuestras obligaciones en virtud de un contrato contigo (por ejemplo, para cumplir con: las condiciones de servicio de nuestros sitios web que aceptas al navegar por los sitios web/registrarte; y/o nuestro contrato para prestarte nuestros Servicios);
- Cuando el uso de tus datos sea necesario para nuestros intereses legítimos o los intereses legítimos de otros (por ejemplo, para proporcionar seguridad a nuestro sitio web y aplicaciones; operar nuestro negocio y nuestros Servicios; realizar y recibir pagos; cumplir con los requisitos legales y defender nuestros derechos legales; prevenir el fraude y conocer al cliente al que estamos proporcionando Servicios);
- Cuando estemos obligados a procesar información de acuerdo con una obligación legal de un Estado miembro de la UE; o
- Cuando tengamos tu consentimiento, de acuerdo con la legislación aplicable.
12. Transferencia internacional de datos
Kidpower International se compromete a resolver cualquier queja sobre su privacidad y nuestra recopilación y uso de datos personales de la mejor manera posible. Por favor, ponte en contacto con nosotros utilizando la información de contacto proporcionada a continuación para que podamos resolver cualquier duda.
Si te encuentras en la Unión Europea o en otras regiones con leyes que rigen la recopilación y el uso de datos que pueden diferir de las leyes de Estados Unidos, ten en cuenta que estás transfiriendo información a un país y una jurisdicción que no tienen las mismas leyes de protección de datos que tu jurisdicción. Tal y como se ha descrito anteriormente, también podemos subcontratar el tratamiento de tus datos o compartirlos de otra manera con proveedores de servicios y terceros en países distintos a tu país de residencia, incluido Estados Unidos, de acuerdo con la legislación aplicable. Dichos terceros pueden participar, entre otras cosas, en la prestación de Servicios a ti, el procesamiento de transacciones y/o la prestación de servicios de apoyo. Al proporcionarnos tus datos, reconoces cualquier transferencia, almacenamiento o uso de los mismos.
13. Modificaciones de nuestra Política de Privacidad
14. Información de contacto
- Dirección: P.O. Box 1212, Santa Cruz, California, United States 95061
- Correo electrónico: learn@kidpower.org
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What is human trafficking? How can we keep kids safe?
by Irene van der Zande
Human trafficking is the use of emotional, legal, or economic coercion or of physical violence to force someone to provide labor or sexual services.
Sexual trafficking can include requiring prostitution, photos, or videos from someone against their will. When this happens with children or teens, this becomes an extreme form of child sexual abuse.
Labor trafficking can include forcing people to work without the rights, compensation, and freedom of choice that they deserve.
Trafficking is modern-day slavery.
Who is at risk?
Trafficking can happen to anyone, no matter their age, gender, race, socioeconomic status, or abilities. Human trafficking can happen anywhere in the world, in every country and every kind of community.
Some groups face higher risks, especially those whose fundamental needs for community, safety, security, and shelter are not being met. These groups include people who:
- are lonely or isolated are in an unsafe living situation or experiencing homelessness
- are in a vulnerable position due to their immigration status
- don't have enough resources to get enough to eat, feed their loved ones, or get an education
- struggle with addiction to alcohol or drugs
- have disabilities that make it harder for them to recognize unsafe behavior or set boundaries
How does trafficking happen?
Often when people think of trafficking, they think of someone being kidnapped and trapped by violence.
Although this does happen, most people are coerced into trafficking situations, especially at first, without being aware of what is happening, often lured by promises of love, safety, shelter, or security.
Traffickers are very skilled at very quickly creating a sense of connection, building trust, and developing dependence with a vulnerable individual.
Even worse, instead of being strangers, some trafficking perpetrators are people the victim knows, such as friends, employers, partners, and even family.
When a trafficking perpetrator is engaging with a potential victim, they use a set of techniques called "grooming."
The grooming process often starts with the offer of something the victim needs or wants, such as love, shelter, or money. This tactic works by triggering very strong positive emotions. For example: You have run away from home and a friendly, kind person who buys you lunch and offers you a place to stay seems like a savior.
You are bored with school and feel very excited when you suddenly meet a sweet nice-looking guy who tells you how beautiful you are and that you can make a lot of money modeling.
You are struggling with relationships with your parents or friends. When you connect online with a supportive community or potential romantic partner who showers you with love and affection and promises to take you away to a better life, this may seem like a dream come true.
You are struggling financially and feel incredibly relieved to finally have an offer of stable income even though you don't know much about the employer.
These feelings can make it very hard to think clearly, especially for more vulnerable people.
Red Flags
Remember that if something seems too good to be true, it probably is. We can recognize for ourselves and teach young people to watch out for red flags such as someone who is:
- Trying to get you to undermine your current relationships by encouraging you to complain, magnifying your grievances instead of helping you to gain perspective, and vilifying people who are trying to help you.
- Offering you jobs that will pay a lot of money with no or little relevant experience - especially where housing and transport are covered, descriptions of what the job involves are unclear, there are no clear and transparent contracts, or the employer makes immigration promises that are unlikely to be possible.
- Romantic relationships that move too fast, where someone instantly tries make you feel as if you have found the love of your life because you are so special and they care about you so much.
- Isolating you from your friends, family, or community, either physically such as leaving home, or emotionally, such as keeping secrets about who you are seeing and what you are doing together.
- Offering favors and then, after the fact, demanding something in return. This tactic works by making people feel like they owe the perpetrator. However, you do not owe anything to someone if you did not agree beforehand the terms of the trade. Even if you did agree the terms of a trade, you deserve to be able to change your mind if you later realize that what you agreed to do is unsafe or unethical.
- Ignoring your right to privacy even though they are not your responsible adults by demanding to have access to your phone or relentlessly stalking your social media.
- Trying to convince you that they are all you need, and acting hurt or angry when you express your desire for time with other people.
- Trying to convince you to physically leave home and stay with them.
- What can we do to protect our kids
As adults, we need to be prepared to:
- Manage our own fears and emotional triggers - so we can communicate positively and stay connected with the young people in our care even when they might be very rejecting.
- Recognize potential danger signs - such as when a child or teen seems very isolated, becomes withdrawn, loses interest in activities, suddenly has money or expensive possessions, or has an older boyfriend or girlfriend, spends a lot of time online and becomes very secretive about what they are doing.
- Model and teach self-protection skills to young people in ways that are age-appropriate, effective, and emotionally safe.
- Intervene when we suspect trafficking or any kind of abuse.
- Find the right kind of help.
Here are psychological and personal safety self-protection skills we can use ourselves and teach our kids:
- How to recognize and resist unsafe behaviors, situations, and relationships
- How to know the difference between someone acting friendly or being a true friend
- How to develop positive healthy relationships and to use positive communication to prevent and resolve conflict
- How to notice and manage our emotional triggers so that our positive or negative feelings don't stop us from making safe and wise choices.
- How to be persistent in setting powerful, respectful, appropriate boundaries even if someone we care about gets upset
- How to pay attention to warning signs that someone might be trying to trick or pressure us into doing something that might be against our best interests.
- How to get away from a person or group that might be involved in trafficking and get to safety
- How to use self-defense skills to escape from someone who is threatening us
- How to be very persistent in getting help from busy or impatient adults
- How to stay safe online and on social media
Want to learn how to teach these skills? Check out our website at Kidpower.org or contact us at safety@kidpower.org
Share our Safety Resources Through Your Social Networks
Do people in your social networks worry about protecting their kids and vulnerable adults in their lives? Do they struggle with relationships, hurt feelings, and conflict? Are they being bullied or at greater risk of facing violence because of prejudice? Are they frightened because of a news story about kidnapping, abuse, or assault?
In even a few minutes a day or a week, you can share links to free safety resources that your friends, family, and colleagues can use right away to protect themselves and their loved ones. You can share by email, social media, chat – any way that works for you.
Our Issues and Resources page provides links to resources that address specific problems.
Here are some of our most popular links:
- Bullying Solutions for All Ages
- Child Abuse Prevention
- Early Childhood Safety
- Prejudice & Discrimination: Protecting Ourselves & Others
- Stranger Safety: Assault & Kidnapping Prevention
- 30-Day Safety Leadership Challenge
- Kidpower Workshops for All Ages
- Recursos para el liderazgo en seguridad
- Free Kidpower Online Resource Library featuring over 400 articles and blog posts!
If you don’t see what you need, ask us for help – and please let us know what you’re doing! Contact us using the form below or at safety@kidpower.org.
Organize an online workshop for people you care about
Volunteer Workshop Organizers use their planning skills to bring our services to their families and friends, schools, organizations, workplaces, faith communities, and/or neighborhoods. All of our workshops are tailored to meet the specific needs of your group.
We teach emotional safety, boundary-setting, conflict resolution, personal safety, bullying and abuse prevention, and self-defense skills for all ages, abilities, and walks of life in ways that are empowering, effective, and fun. These skills help to prevent harm – and to strengthen relationships.
People tell us how grateful they are when someone takes the lead by organizing a service they all really want and need. Whether you organize many workshops or just one, you will make a lasting impact in their lives by giving them skills they can use right away.
To learn more, see: How to organize a workshop
To arrange a time to talk about next steps, please use the form below or contact us at safety@kidpower.org.
Learn and Teach Kidpower Skills with Your Children, Colleagues, Friends, and Family
Learning to teach Kidpower Safety Lessons with children, teens, and adults in your life is FUN and can make a lasting difference in their lives. We have a wealth of resources and books – as well as courses in our Online Learning Center – to show you how.
Please tell us how it goes and ask ANY questions. We love photos and videos as well as stories!
Help Raise Funds to Support Our Work
Raising money can be easy, successful, and FUN! Our Kidpower Fundraising Volunteers play an essential role in making it possible for Kidpower to greatly increase our capacity to provide services for those most in need. No gift is too small…or too large! As part of our Kidpower Fundraising Team, we will support you every step of the way.
- Celebrate your birthday and other important milestones. Ask that people make a gift to Kidpower as their gift to you. Let your friends and family know that you want Safety for Everyone, Everywhere for your birthday this year.
- Honor people who are important to you. Ask that gifts be made to Kidpower in honor of or in memory of a loved one. They can include a personal message to you in the online donation form.
- Nominate Kidpower to be the beneficiary of a company’s philanthropic giving whether you are an employee or a customer. We are happy to answer questions and provide information.
- Ask that Kidpower be the beneficiary of your company’s holiday/annual giving.
- Ask your company about matching donations. Some companies give funds to organizations where their employees volunteer – or match employee gifts of time or money with a financial donation.
- Organize an event such as a Fun Run, Yard Sale, or Bake Sale with Kidpower as the beneficiary.
- If you use Facebook, start a Facebook fundraiser and invite your friends to support Kidpower – we will provide you with posts and tips for how to make this very successful. You can do this in just a few minutes a day!
- Take quick and easy surveys in SurveyMonkey to raise money for Kidpower! SurveyMonkey will donate $.50 to Kidpower for every completed survey. Some of them are only one question! Sign up now to start!
- Share any suggestions YOU have about how to raise donations to Kidpower.
Please let us know what you are doing and how we can help you help Kidpower by using the form below or contacting safety@kidpower.org.
Help Translate Our Resources
Volunteer translators make it possible for people who speak different languages to learn essential safety skills and strategies. Here are examples of resources that have been translated by volunteers into multiple languages, and people need these in as many languages as possible:
- Kidpower Coloring Book
- Kidpower, Teenpower and Fullpower Safety Tips
- The Safety Leadership Challenge
- Kidpower Protection Promise
- Kidpower 30-Skills Challenge Handbook
- Kidpower Safety Signals
If you are fluent in writing and reading in a language other than English and want to be part of our Translation Team, please let us know and we will help you get started.
Please let us know what you are doing and how we can help you help us by using the form below or contacting safety@kidpower.org.
Create Teaching Mini-Videos At Home
Kidpower ‘Safety Video’ Volunteers have fun making short (10-60 second) role-play videos with two or more people showing positive communication, advocacy, and safety skills ‘in action’.
We provide you with sample easy-to-follow scripts and directions about how to make the kind of videos we need. And we welcome your suggestions and ideas.
We use these videos in our live online workshops and Learning Center to provide many examples of how to use Kidpower skills to prevent and solve problems with people.
Video Volunteers also help us to show the great diversity of the many voices, bodies, ages, abilities, and lives of the people we serve worldwide.
To get started, contact us using the form below or at safety@kidpower.org.
Help Safety Skills Go Viral on Social Media
The most common complaint we hear in Kidpower is, “WHY have I never heard of you before?! EVERYBODY needs to have these skills!” You can help safety skills go viral by reposting, sharing, liking, commenting on, and otherwise uplifting our many Kidpower posts in social media:
You can give 5-star reviews for Kidpower on Great Nonprofits; for Kidpower International and local Kidpower centers on Facebook; and for Kidpower publications on Amazon.
We’d love to know what you are doing and any suggestions you have. Use the form below or contact us at safety@kidpower.org.
Share Your Professional Expertise
Pro-Bono Volunteers offer their professional expertise to help Kidpower grow! Your technical skills in graphic design, video production, media relations, book marketing, etc. can increase our scope, visibility, and sustainability.
Use the form below or contact us at safety@kidpower.org to let us know what skills and time you have to offer.
