THINGS YOU CAN DO TO PROTECT YOUR CHILD FROM SEX TRAFFICKING
MONITOR YOUR STUDENTS ONLINE ACCOUNTS, ACTIVITY AND FRIENDS
SET A HIGH STANDARD OF “LOVE” WITHIN YOUR HOME
DISABLE GEOTAGGING ON YOUR SMART DEVICES
Did you know that every photo you take with your smart device stores a GPS coordinate?
Geotagging comes as a Camera app feature that is available on almost all smartphones. It will add the current location where the photos are taken along with data and time stamps and embed it within the photo. This, combined with the ability to share photos online so easily, can result in a huge privacy breach.
HOW TO DISABLE THIS FEATURE:
IPHONE: Open Settings > Privacy > Location Services > Scroll down to Camera and select “Never” or turn off
ANDROID: Open the Camera > Tap on Settings > Scroll down until you see Geo/Location Tags > Disable
WINDOWS: Open Settings > Swipe from the right screen to the left to open Application Settings > Scroll down until you see a settings entry for Photos +Camera > Uncheck “include location info in pictures I take”
ARTICLES AND RESOURCES
Talking to Your Kids About Touchy Subjects, Craig Gross
How to Talk to your Children About Human Trafficking(PDF Download), TrustAZ.org
Conversation with my Daughter About Human Trafficking
Some Secrets Should Never Be Kept, Jayneen Sanders
NetSmartz, produced by National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
Quest: Parenting in a Sexualized Culture, PureHope Foundation

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501 (c) (3) Charitable Organization (Established May 8, 2017) Reflection Ministries, Inc. Shall conduct any and all activities deemed necessary and proper by the Board of Directors consistent with the laws of the United States of America and the State of Texas. Said activities shall include, but not be limited to:
(a) The provision of immediate and long-term freedom for adult victims of sex trafficking, or of any form of commercial sexual exploitation, through protective housing, health services, counseling, identity recovery, education and job skills assessment and the development of life skills necessary for reintegration into a non-victim community; and
(b) The increase of public awareness of the danger signs and prevention of sexual exploitation and trafficking through the development of age appropriate educational curricula and programs for children in elementary and secondary schools as well as for educators, youth workers, counselors, and pastors.