Student Presentations

• Understanding the root causes of online sexual exploitation

• The 3 types of online exploiters and how each targets youth

• Grooming tactics: what they look like and how they build trust

• Sextortion: how it happens, why it’s growing, and how to respond

• Sexting and the law — what’s legal, what’s not, and what youth need to know

• Online permanency: what really happens when something is shared

• AI-generated content and how deepfakes and tech are being used in exploitation

• The risks and reality of platforms like OnlyFans, Snap, Discord & more

• Recognizing red flags: how to spot danger in behavior, not just appearance

•How to protect yourself and others — making safer, confident choices online

• What is AI? A beginner-friendly explanation of artificial intelligence and machine learning

• Everyday AI — how AI shows up in apps, ads, social media, and games

• The power of data — how our personal info is collected, used, and sometimes exploited

• AI bias and discrimination — how what you input to AI shapes the world

• Deepfakes and misinformation — how AI can be used to manipulate truth

• Facial recognition and surveillance — benefits vs. threats to privacy

• AI and sexual exploitation — how predators use technology and how content can be misused

• Ethical AI — what it means to use AI responsibly and who gets to decide

• Your digital footprint — how to protect your identity and set strong privacy boundaries

•Speaking up and staying safe — how to report, respond, and think critically as tech evolves

• Defining true consent as a clear, enthusiastic, and voluntary ‘yes’

• Busting myths and media messages that send the wrong idea about consent

• Bodily consent and how to listen to your gut

• How to ask for and give consent in a respectful way

• When consent cannot be given (e.g. pressure, power imbalance, substances)

• Digital consent with nude sharing and deepfakes

• Consent vs. coercion — knowing the difference

• Ways to say “no” that feel comfortable 

• How to accept rejection with maturity and respect

• Consent in dating

• Being an active bystander — stepping in, checking in, or speaking up

•Sugar dating relationships and online activity — unpacking risks, power, and consent

• Rethinking masculinity — exploring who defines it and how we can redefine it for ourselves

• Bravery isn’t silence — how being vulnerable, kind, and authentic is real courage

• What media and influencers teach boys — breaking down harmful messages around dominance, sex, and control

• Understanding incel culture and online hate — how boys are targeted, and how to resist the pull

• Boys and emotions — why feeling, crying, and talking it out is not weakness

• Consent, respect, and accountability — how to build relationships rooted in mutual care

• Pressure to perform — unpacking the need to “prove” masculinity through aggression or sex

• Body image and comparison — how culture makes boys feel “not enough” in silent ways

• How to be a real-life ally — calling out disrespect and supporting others without being performative

•Building a new legacy — how boys can lead change, prevent exploitation, and be the kind of men they actually want to become