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at dfi, we empower instructors and parents with resources and solutions to help guide today’s digitally-connected youth in a positive direction—so they can make better decisions, mitigate digital threats and use the power of digital, mobile and social media join our 2018 fundraising campaign help support the country’s fastest growing digital citizenship curriculum and online training to protect america’s children online today. fundraising helps keep our content up-to-date and provides we provide training programs for instructors and parents on how to educate kids on digital issues including cyberbullying, se*ting, loss of emotional intelligence, substance use and more—which, if not caught, can ultimately result in more dangerous situations such as our adaptive learning platform gives teachers, school boards and school resource officers (sros) the resources necessary to effectively address issues affecting students that arise from digital use, with progressive, in-clas* lessons. discover ways to get certified in our by providing an understanding of the power of all digital media and its implications for today’s youth, we help you identify the digital content your child has access to and how they use it, so you can communicate with them more effectively about it. developed by a dedicated team of educators and law enforcement over eight years and tested with 20,000+ students, our programs are specially designed to guide today’s digital natives—elementary, middle and high school students—on smart, responsible internet use. our curriculum includes age-appropriate lessons in the areas you see below. the impact of digital is wide-ranging and manifests in a number of ways, including cyberbullying, haras*ment, substance use, distracted. 62% of te*ns feel they are addicted to the internet, needing it to function on a daily basis.. cell phone usage causes 78% of all distracted driving and 64% of all accidents in the us.. child and te*n perception of substance abuse risk has declined—they have less fear about trying drugs.