National Partnership for Safe Computing
A public-private partnership working to educate Americans to help keep the Internet safe and secure.
About the National Partnership for Safe Computing
The National Partnership for Safe Computing is a coalition of leading organizations committed to educating citizens about taking control of the security of their computing experience and the safety of their family's online activities. The NPSC aims to educate constituents in congressional districts throughout America by working with honorary Congressional partners, such as honorary co-chairs Congresswoman Melissa Bean and Congressman Frank Wolf, to raise awareness of safe computing during "town hall" meetings. Learn more about the goals of the NPSC.
This site contains information and materials to help plan and execute safe computing town hall meetings throughout America including:
Honorary Congressional Partners of the National Partnership for Safe Computing.
Experts Speaker Directory Get help from leading online safety experts.
How To for Planners Detailed tips to help plan your own safe computing town hall.
Public Sector Partners A list of our government partners.
Private Sector Partners The leading organizations that can help you execute your safe computing town hall meeting.
Upcoming Events A calendar of safe computing town halls and related events taking place in congressional districts and in Washington, DC.
Featured Partners
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Enough is Enough
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Common Sense Media
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CyberSmart!
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American Library Association
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