Law-enforcement-informed guides, checklists and reference tools built from trusted official guidance and designed to be useful before something goes wrong.
New resources and tested gear, updated from one small upload list.
A detailed guide to common romance, family-emergency, arrest and warrant, government-impersonation, text, tech-support, and payment scams, with steps to verify, respond, protect accounts, and report.
A quick response guide for suspicious texts, emails, calls, and social messages, including how to pause, verify, protect accounts, preserve messages, and report suspected fraud.
A compassionate, practical resource about immediate care, preserving evidence, a sexual-assault examination, reporting choices, and what an investigation may involve. It is not your fault, and support is available.
A practical starter kit to help families set up a child’s first phone, review privacy and safety settings, and make a shared plan for apps, contacts, location, purchases, and asking for help.
A hands-on product test from the Tested Gear section.
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Resources can appear in more than one topic when they apply to more than one situation.
Kids, phones, apps, social media, sextortion, family agreements, and emergency planning.
Explore family safety →Everyday awareness, home safety, stalking concerns, emergency planning, and practical safety tools.
Explore personal safety →Online dating, first-date planning, relationship red flags, digital access, stalking, and scams.
Explore dating safety →Traffic stops, crash response, roadside safety, and practical vehicle-reference tools.
Explore traffic safety →Payment scams, impersonation, romance fraud, account security, and verification tools.
Explore scam prevention →Short, saveable resources for common safety situations.
General traffic-stop safety guidance for acknowledging emergency lights, choosing a reasonably safe stopping point, nighttime visibility, and what to do if you genuinely question whether the person stopping you is law enforcement.
A one-page checklist separating personal-safety warning signs from romance-scam warning signs so you can recognize patterns earlier.
A quick walk-through checklist for doors, windows, exterior lighting, garages, keys and codes, social media, and emergency planning.
A digital-access checklist for reviewing passwords, devices, location sharing, smart-home access, vehicle apps, shared services, and evidence preservation after a breakup.
A saveable first-date checklist covering basic verification, meeting location, transportation, check-ins, drinks, boundaries, and an exit plan.
A practical one-page guide for what to do on foot or in a vehicle if you believe someone may be following you, plus steps for documenting repeated behavior.
Longer guides explain warning signs, reasoning, prevention steps, and what to do next.
A parent-focused guide to how sextortion begins, warning signs, prevention, what to do if a child is targeted, and where to report it.
A practical guide to identity checks, first-date planning, boundaries, romance scams, coercion, stalking concerns, and what to do if something feels wrong.
A practical parent guide to generative AI, deepfakes, sexualized AI content, impersonation, privacy, and conversations to have with kids.
A parent guide to private messaging, alternate accounts, disappearing content, exploitation patterns, and platform features adults may miss.
Step-by-step iPhone and Android guides for hidden apps, private photo folders, locked notes, alternate accounts, app history, and built-in privacy features.
Download a curated group of printable one-page tools together for easy saving and sharing.