For Orgs

A video about peer pressure to watch with your students or children you serve.

*Used with permission by CBC Kids + CBC Parents

Change Your School or Organization with myWorth

myWorth is a free, accessible, and personal experience created by the iRespect&Protect team. Learn about yourself, your worth, and how cell phones and the internet have an influence on your life.

myWorth can be customized to fit with all groups. Our current focus:

Elementary Students (Pilot TBA)
Middle School Students (Currently Piloting at the 6^th Grade Level in Salem-Keizer School District)
High School Students (Pilot TBA)
Facilitator Training (Available September 2021)

About myWorth

These activities were developed for schools or other youth-serving organizations to supplement your current curriculums.

An easy-to-follow facilitator guide and rich PowerPoint slides allow a facilitator (older youth or adult) to walk participants through safe conversations about our unique gifts as humans, the importance of relationships, and connecting the influence of cell phones and our online choices on our self-worth and happiness.

Contact for more info or to pilot!

Representatives from the following organizations contributed their time, opinions, and expertise for this project.

Tools

These tools have been developed by iRespect&Protect staff to help you, your students, and your staff talk about online cruelty, cyberbullying, anxiety, depression, sexting, sextortion, and teen suicide.

Tools for Your Organization

Apps To Be Aware Of (PDF)
A list of 20 apps educators and organizations should be aware of.
Digital Media Contract
Create a digital media contract for your organization using our interactive contract creator.
iRespect&Protect Community Brochure (PDF)
Support us by displaying these brochures in your school, office, or organization.
Prevention Resource List (PDF)
Now you can be in the know with all the resources we use on a daily basis!

Tools for the Children You Serve

Affirmation Cards for Students and Youth
Cut these out. Pass out to your students or the youth you serve. Let them know they are important!
Download simple cards (PDF)
Download colorful cards (PDF)
Printable Conversation Starters for Students and Younger Youth (PDF)
Get your younger students talking with these printable conversation cards. Spanish Available.

Resources

Links to local and national websites and organizations.
If this is an emergency, call 911.

These resource links represent a compilation of resources identified by iRespect&Protect staff. It is not intended to be comprehensive and iRespect&Protect does not specifically endorse or make any representations regarding any of the resources.

Local Resources & Organizations

211 Info
Stay up to date on school resources available to students and families. Know what is being offered in your zip code so you can share with students, staff, and more.
Liberty House Prevention Services
Trainings and education to help our community keep children safe. Contact info@irespectandprotect.com or call our office at 971.599.5876.

Digital, Cyberbullying, Sexting, Sextortion, Suicide, & Self-Harm Resources

Common Sense Media
Supports K–12 schools with everything educators need to empower the next generation of digital citizens. Our innovative, award-winning Digital Citizenship Curriculum prepares students with lifelong habits and skills, supports teachers with training and recognition, and engages families and communities with helpful tips and tools.
Cyberbullying Research Center
Downloadable PDFs, research summaries, and more for cyberbullying in educational settings.
CyberTipline
Make reports of sexting, revenge porn, and more. Submit report:
1.800.THE.LOST (1-800-843-5678)
Removing an Inappropriate Photo From the Internet/Social Media
Instructions on how to report/remove an inappropriate image of a student or youth on Facebook, Google, Youtube, Imgur, Instagram, Tumblr, Twitter, Snapchat, TikTok, Discord, Kik, and more.
Society for the Prevention of Teen Suicide
Great source for educator resources and trainings for suicide prevention and more.

Local Crisis Resources

Child Abuse Hotline
If you suspect a child is being abused, report to a Child Welfare screener by contacting 1-855-503-SAFE (7233). Please be ready to provide identifying information and the whereabouts of the child if known.
Marion County Youth & Family Services
Services for 0-17 years old. Crisis screenings are at no cost. Trauma-informed, culturally responsive.
503.576.HOPE (4673)
Marion & Polk Co. Northwest Human Services Crisis Line
24/7 crisis intervention, emergency food/shelter, trauma counseling and more.
503.581.5535
MidWillamette Valley Suicide Prevention Coalition
mvsuicideprevention.com
Oregon YouthLine
24/7 Oregon youth hotline for “any problem, big or small”
1.877.968.8491
TXT: “teen2teen” to 839863
Polk County Behavioral Health Crisis Line
24/7 hotline for suicidal crisis or emotional distress. Will talk to caller and connect them to local help.
503.623.9289 (M-F 8am-5pm)
503.581.5535 (Weekends/After hours)

Trainings

Free trainings, CUSTOMIZED for YOUR school or organization. We’d love to see you there.

Clicking the link will take you to our Trainings Page for available dates and more info.

Bystanders Protecting Children

Learn how bystanders play an important role in protecting children from boundary violations and sexual abuse. Learn skills for intervening when someone has crossed a safe boundary with a child. -Spanish Available.

Healthy Touch for Children & Youth

Learn about safe and respectful interaction with children and how to recognize concerning behaviors. Learn about healthy sexual development to identify normal health touching behavior from potential unhealthy behavior. -Spanish Available.

Let’s Talk!

Using a combination of video and practice, learn to identify your family values around sex and how to talk about it with your children. Participate in facilitated practice conversations about hard and personal topics so you can feel confident talking with your children. -Spanish Available.

Stewards of Children

Learn five steps to keeping children safe from Child Sexual Abuse: Learn the Facts, Minimize Opportunity, Talk About It, Recognize the Signs, React Responsibly. -Spanish Available.

Cell Phones and Children, Best Practices

Learn best practices for cell phones for your children and you. Tools and resources provided to help families: create boundaries, model healthy choices, apps to be aware of, creating your own family digital media contract, and more. -Spanish Available.

Mandatory Reporter Review

Learn how to recognize, react to, and report child abuse. This training is presented in collaboration with DHS Child Welfare. -Spanish Available.

myWorth

Learn about yourself, your worth, and how cell phones and the internet have an influence on your life. This training can be customized to fit your time-frame and audience level (ie: youth-serving organization, parent night, or interactive workshop for kids or teens).