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120 parents randomly selected to appear in GP DTs
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Kids today live in a safe online environment
Digital service providers should be able to proactively seek out child abuse material on their platforms, even if it meant less online personal privacy for Canadians
To the best of your knowledge, what does online child sexual exploitation refer to?
This survey is about online child sexual exploitation. For clarity, when we say "child", we
How much have you seen, read or heard about online child sexual exploitation as an issue in the past three months?
What have you heard about online child sexual exploitation as an issue? Please be as specific as possible.
And, where did you hear this?
Your neighbourhood
Your city
Your province
Canada
The rest of the world
Do you have any children aged 8 to 18 currently living in your household? If so, how many?
Child's age.
Child's gender.
Does your child go online...
And, when your child is online at home, to what extent would you say you are monitoring their activity?
And, what safeguards, if any, do you take to monitor your child's online activities at home?
And, to the best of your knowledge, what safeguards are in place at your child's school?
Do you "follow" your child on social media?
And, do you know the passwords for their account(s)?
To the best of your knowledge, on which site does your child interact with others through social media, gaming, or other internet sites?
And, who does your child interact with online?
What sites they are visiting
Privacy settings
Who they talk to/interact with
What they talk to others about
Sexting
Sextortion (extorting money or sexual favors from someone by threatening to reveal evidence of their sexual activity)
Sending sexual images or videos online
Grooming (someone builds trust with a child, and sometimes the adults around them, to gain access to and control the child by normalizing certain behaviours and expectations)
Capping (someone, typically an adult, records or screenshots boys and girls they target on various video streaming platforms or applications getting naked or engaging in sexual activities — often without the victim knowing)
What to do if they are asked to do something that makes them feel uncomfortable
What to do if they know of someone being exploited online
Have you ever looked for information about online Child Sexual Exploitation and how to protect your kids?
What information would you like to have to help better protect your child from online sexual exploitation?
And where would you like to receive or find this information?
I know where to go to seek help about Internet safety
I don't have time to talk to my child about their online activities
I keep information/resources about internet safety handy
I can't keep up with technology/apps/games that my child is using
I worry that talking about internet safety with my child will push them away
My child would feel comfortable turning to me/partner if they needed advice regarding their online activities
I feel that I am responsible for talking to my child about internet safety
My child expects me to talk to them about internet safety
I am very concerned about my child being a victim of online child sexual exploitation
I find it difficult to bring up internet safety with my child – it makes me feel uncomfortable
I know how to talk about internet safety with my child
I don't know how to convince my child to talk to me about their online activity
Talking about internet safety with my child makes me feel safe
Talking about internet safety with my child makes me feel good
Talking about internet safety is a habit – We just talk about it regularly
Talking to my child about their online activity will protect them from child sexual exploitation
Talking to my child about their online activity is the only way to prevent them from being sexually exploited
Has your child ever come to you to discuss questionable online activity that they have experienced or have heard about from a friend/peer?
The amount of time your child spends online, including for remote learning, communications with friends and family, and personal activities
The amount of monitoring or supervision your child gets during personal online activities (i.e. social media platforms, video gaming, applications, etc.)
The risk posed for your child from online activities
How much monitoring or supervision have you done for your child during virtual learning?
Have you ever come across inappropriate behaviour geared towards your child or other youth online?
To the best of your knowledge, has your child ever been a victim of any form of online child sexual exploitation?
If you're comfortable doing so, can you please share with us more details about what happened?
And, what did you do?
Can you please tell us why you didn't do anything?
And, were you satisfied with the outcome?
And, would you say that there have been any long-lasting effects on any of the following because of the incident?
What would you do if you came across inappropriate images/videos linked to your child's account?
To the best of your knowledge have there been any cases of online sexual exploitation in your community?
How familiar are you with www.cybertip.ca and/or the Canadian Centre for Child Protection?
Filed a report
Signed up for alerts
Accessed/downloaded educational resources
Finally, would you agree to give up some of your online privacy rights (i.e., the protection of your online communications or other data you provide online) in order to better protect children from sexual exploitation online?
Do you identify as any of the following...?
To the best of your knowledge, does your child identify as any of the following?
What is the highest level of schooling that you have completed?
Where were you born?
In what year did you first move to Canada?
What is the language you first learned at home as a child and still understand?
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Date of completion
Language
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