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Email this Document! U.S. Department of Justice FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Tinabeth Burton, Phone: 703-284-5305 or E-mail: tburton@itaa.org Elissa Lumley, Phone: 202-828-8845 or E-mail: lumleye@fleishman.com Chris Watney, Phone 202-514-2007, E-mail chris.j.watney@usdoj.gov U.S. JUSTICE DEPARTMENT, LEADING TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION LAUNCH WEB SITE TO TEACH CHILDREN RESPONSIBLE COMPUTER USE Offers Parents, Educators Back-To-School Tools to Teach Kids About Online Ethics Arlington, VA, September 5, 2000 – As America’s children go back to school, The Cybercitizen Partnership, a joint effort by the U.S. Department of Justice and the Information Technology Association of America Foundation (ITAA), the nation’s leading technology association, today launched a new Web site for parents and educators designed to teach kids the right ways to use the Internet. The new Web site - www.cybercitizenship.org - represents a major national effort to provide teachers, parents and their children with a new learning tool – responsible computer use. The Web site is initially focused on providing support for parents, and will expand to assist teachers and appeal to kids. “Young people are growing up in a society where the Internet is central to everything from commerce to recreation,” said U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno. “Unfortunately, criminal activity exists online just as it does on the streets. As children learn basic rules about right and wrong in the off-line world, they must also learn about acceptable behavior on the Internet.”

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2003 Orlando Sentinel Family Fund Grant Recipients Toys and clothing for children and teens will be provided by the following agencies during the 2003 holiday season: Agricultural and Labor Program Osceola County Council on Aging The Salvation Army-Orange County The Salvation Army- Seminole County South Lake County Community Foundation Grants for other programs serving children, families and the elderly: Anthony House General operating support BETA Center Expansion of childcare program Catholic Charities Family Emergency Assistance program and Semoran Food Pantry Emergency temporary shelter for children Christian Service Center for Central Florida Family Emergency Assistance program Coalition for the Homeless Housing programs for women and children Community Coordinated Care for Children School Readiness program Community Service Center of South Orange County Back to School program Council on Aging of Volusia County In-home services and Meals on Wheels for seniors Pediatric Therapy program Educational Foundation of Lake County

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Toys and clothing for children and teens were provided by the following agencies during the 2002 holiday season: Agricultural and Labor Program Osceola County Council on Aging South Lake County Community Foundation The Salvation Army-Orange County The Salvation Army- Seminole County Grants for other programs serving children, families and the elderly: Alzheimer Resource Center Counseling and other services for family members Anthony House School liaison and school supplies for children Central Florida YMCA After-school program in Osceola County Outpatient mental health services for children in west Volusia County Childhood Development Services Subsidized child care Child abuse prevention program Community Service Center of South Orange County Anger management program in middle and high schools and Back to School program Council on Aging of Volusia County Homemaking, meals, in-home personal care and other services

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