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On September 15, 1998 America Links Up kicked off National Kids Online Week with a National Town Hall meeting in Washington, DC.
National Town Hall Meeting: September 15, 1998, 1 - 3 pm Eastern Time.
The discussion included why the Internet is important to our children's future, the pitfalls that parents and teachers should be aware of, and how adults can keep children safe when they are online. Participants in this discussion included industry leaders, government experts, children's advocates, teachers, librarians, parents and kids.
The meeting also featured the unveiling of:
- Take the Trip Together Public Service Announcements;
- A safety video that will be distributed to schools across the country;
- A comprehensive guide to safety tools available to parents;
- A preview of activities going on in communities around the nation; and,
- The official launch of the America Links Up website as a resource for parents who want to learn more about the Internet.
Education Forum Broadcast on CNN: 4:00 to 5:30 pm Eastern Time
The National Town Hall was followed up with a televised educational forum that will air nationwide on local cable stations and be distributed to sponsoring education and parents groups.
In addition to the National Town Hall kickoff event, there are several hundred regional teach-in events planned in schools, libraries, community centers, and other locations across the United States during September 1998 and beyond.
Be sure to check for the events nearest you!