About Digital4Good
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We are Digital4Good
At Digital4Good, we believe in the power of digital citizenship to create a safer online world. Founded in response to an online attack on a teacher, Digital4Good emerged as a way to fight back against digital negativity.Ā
Now, as a student-focused 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we empower kids and teens to be their own best advocates, stand up to online abuse, and make the digital world a better place for everyone.
To educate students in digital awareness, safety, and wellness, empowering them to combat cyberbullying, promote online safety, and make a positive impact.
To foster a future where students and educators are confident digital leaders who use technology to build stronger communities, solve real-world problems, and champion a culture of respect and inclusivity online.
We've trained over 2.4 million students, parents, and educators. In 2023 alone, our curriculum reached 1,500 schools and 56,000 students!
- Online Safety
- Privacy Protection
- Reporting Negative Content
- Self-Image + Self-Comparison
- Healthy Online Relationships
- Screen Time Management
- Digital Literacy
- Youth Leadership + Empowerment
- School Shooter Threats
- Online Safety
- Sexting
- Self-Image + Self-Comparison
- Screen Time Management
- Healthy Boundaries
- Supervision and Guidance
- Communication Challenges
- School Shooter Threats
- Online Safety
- Digital Crises
- Combating Misinformation
- Media Literacy
- Student Behavior Management
- Classroom Device Management
WhyĀ Digital4Good?
We are agents of change, championing digital safety and well-being for students, parents, teachers, and the community.
We help communities use digital media and technology for good by:
- Educating
- Engaging
- Empowering
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