Student Ambassador – Online Safety & Sexual Exploitation Prevention Nonprofit

The Safe Link Ambassadors are motivated high school or college students from anywhere around the world who want to make a meaningful impact in their schools and communities by helping bring digital safety and sexual violence prevention education to more students, parents, and educators.

Ambassadors help bring digital safety education to their communities by:

• Leading workshops for students, parents, and educators
• Organizing different events and awareness campaigns at their schools or in their communities
• Hosting information tables at community events
• Promoting educational resources and digital safety initiatives

All training, materials, and ongoing support through monthly meetings will be provided. No prior experience with sextortion is required, just dedication and willingness to learn!

Why Join?

✔ Volunteer hours for time spent planning and preparing events, doing outreach, or attending meetings

✔ Unique leadership experience and opportunity to make a meaningful impact on your community

✔ Flexible time involvement (minimum one event per semester + attendance at monthly check-in meetings)

✔ Opportunities to take on larger mentorship roles as a Lead Ambassador over time

✔ Open to anyone around the world

More About The Safe Link

As a survivor of online child sextortion myself, I founded The Safe Link to help fill a critical gap in digital safety education. Although online sextortion is a growing issue that affects hundreds of millions of children worldwide each year, many young people don't know how to recognize online exploitation, respond when something feels wrong, or access support if they're targeted. Our goal is to help students, parents, and educators better understand these risks and create safer online communities.

Over the past year, The Safe Link has worked with and incorporated feedback from local law enforcement and police departments; presented workshops at different libraries and schools; and partnered with organizations such as Enough Abuse, FOSI, and SafeBAE to develop specialized resources and improve our educational programming.

Website: www.thesafelink.com