Upcoming Events

The State of the Net is America’s premier Internet policy conference series. It brings together Internet stakeholders in government and in the private sector to explore the potential of a decentralized global Internet to promote communications, commerce and democracy.

http://www.stateofthenet.org/

Private event for students at Superior High School.

Private School Event

Private School Event.

Private event for students at Foxview and Parkview Middle Schools.

Parent University keynote for parents in Augusta, WI.

Community event

Private event for students at New Auburn High School.

Private School Event

Private event for students at Pond Road Middle School.

Bringing together 50 online safety partners from around the world, spearheaded by Facebook.

See http://annualconference.nais.org/Pages/default.aspx for more information.

Private event for students from three schools in the Green Bay School District.

Private event for students at Gibraltar, Sevastopol, and Southern Door schools. Parent event at 6:30 open to families in Door County. Contact your school to inquire.

Keynote and breakout session.

Private event for students from Keene High School. Parent event on March 12. Contact school for details.

Breakout sessions presented at the All Women Expo.

http://allwomenexpo.com/blog/expo-features-cyberbullying-expert

School assemblies to promote the positive and responsible use of social media and personal devices among students.

Workshops for both student and parent audiences on cyberbullying, sexting, digital reputation issues, and more. Presented in a positive tone with meaningful strategies for all parties involved.

Private school event for students and staff at Northland Pines High School. Parent event in the evening. Contact school for information.

Private event for students involved in Youth Leadership Eau Claire.

For more information, please see (link defunct)

With the Excited Movement (excited.ie) and the Science Foundation of Ireland (sfi.ie)

Full day workshop sponsored by the Wisconsin Association of Family & Children's Agencies. Open to the public. Registration info here: www.wafca.org

Teen Technology Use and Misuse: Keeping Kids Safe Online

Join the UW-Eau Claire Alumni Association for this monthly noon-hour speaker series. Enjoy a luncheon buffet, an informative presentation and engaging discussion with UW-Eau Claire experts.

Reservations are requested for Let's Do Lunch sessions, which are open to the public. The ticket price of $15 per session includes the presentation, buffet, beverage, tax and tip. To make reservations, call 715-836-3266 or email [email protected].

http://chippewa.com/lifestyles/local/registration-opens-for-healthy-youth-program/article_6cc194cc-83dc-530a-a1a2-8a8c0ba9b661.html

Event for grantee school districts.

Private event for educators in the Millcreek Township School District

Invite only event for educators in NY area.

Staff workshop for educators in the Little Chute Area School District.

Student assemblies and a community presentation for Turtle Lake School District. Parents interested in the evening community event should contact the school for details.

Community Education event in New Albin, Iowa

Private event for students and staff at Kennedy Middle School.

Dr. Patchin will be presenting the results of their research at the annual meeting of the Midwestern Criminal Justice Association. More info: http://www.mcja.org/.

Student assemblies and evening parent presentation for Aldrich Intermediate and Fruzen Intermediate. Parents interested in the evening session should contact the schools for information.

Wisconsin Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) event, sponsored by the Department of Public Instruction. More info: https://dpi.wi.gov/sites/default/files/imce/fccla/pdf/wlaflyer.pdf.

Private school event

Wisconsin Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) event, sponsored by the Department of Public Instruction. More info: https://dpi.wi.gov/sites/default/files/imce/fccla/pdf/wlaflyer.pdf.

Public school event

Sponsored by the Office of the eSafety Commissioner. More info: https://www.esafety.gov.au/.

This year’s theme, Forward Fast: Preparing Our Schools Today for a Rapidly Approaching Tomorrow, puts the focus on how to best prepare our students and our schools to excel in a complex and ever-changing future.

Please see https://www.fcis.org/professional-developmentevents/fcis-events/2017-fcis-convention for more information.

National conference with 800 participants from around the globe. Includes over 40 workshops, a exhibit hall, poster session, research panel keynote and national keynote presenters that will inspire you. This annual event is an opportunity to connect and learn from presenters focused on evidence based strategies, hear about new research projects that are underway and leave the conference with a full “tool kit” of evidence based strategies. Student led sessions are a highlight of this event, keeping our youth voice present while we work on bullying prevention strategies.
See https://ibpaworld.org/events/conferences/nashville/ for more information.

Private event for students, staff, and parents at Trinity Lutheran School. Interested parents should contact school about evening event for the community.

Private event for students, staff, and parents at Dodgeville High School. Interested parents should contact school about evening event for the community.