Since 2001, NetSmartz has empowered generations of children to be safer online. A program of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
Since 2001, NetSmartz has taught children of all ages to be safer online and to become responsible digital citizens.
06/23/2026
A 15-year-old recognized danger online—and spoke up.
✅ Kids can spot red flags
✅ They should know where to report
Remind the kids in your life: if something feels off, act.
NCMEC’s CyberTipline is here to help: https://report.cybertip.org
06/22/2026
Competition belongs in the game. Harassment doesn't.
Online games aren't just games; they're social spaces where kids connect, communicate, and build friendships.
Helping children recognize unhealthy behavior online is just as important as teaching them how to play: ncmec.org/netsmartz/topics/gaming
06/09/2026
The internet helps kids connect, create, and build friendships, but not everyone online has good intentions.
This , remind kids:
✅ Trust their instincts
✅ Be cautious with online connections
✅ It’s okay to block or walk away from uncomfortable interactions
Explore more online safety resources: https://www.ncmec.org/netsmartz/resources
In 2005, Clicky flew to Los Angeles to film a music video with Alyson Stoner. Together, they taught children that UYN means Use Your NetSmartz. Fast forward to 2026, prevention education and protecting children online is more important than ever. Help us celebrate 25 years of by sharing your favorite memories below!
"Hey, Hey, It's Okay to Tell!" Celebrating 25 years of protecting children online with Clicky and the NetSmartzKids!
It's Internet Safety Month and NCMEC is celebrating 25 years of keeping children safer online with NetSmartz Workshop!
Time, attention, and active conversation are the best tools to protect your kids online. Visit https://ncmec.org/netsmartz/resources for free tip sheets!
The people demanded it and Clicky delivered! We wonder if was a Netsmartz kid!
NCMEC is celebrating the 25th anniversary of our online safety education program, Visit ncmec.org/netsmartz and start the online safety conversation with a child in your life today!
