This training series educates law enforcement on how to best support victims and survivors of CSAM. NCMEC developed this training series in collaboration with adult survivors, law enforcement, caregivers, attorneys, forensic interviewers, and many others in this field.

Thank you for tuning in to the Parent CONNECT Child Safety Discussion series. This series is taking place Jun 8- August 10, 2021. Your one-time registration signs you up for all sessions. Please add each session to your calendar manually! Attend one or attend them all. Each live webinar will be recorded, simply return here to view any missed sessions. For more information, click on the 'Overview' tab.

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children developed this model policy for law enforcement when responding to reports of missing children. It was developed with the assistance of the International Association of Chiefs of Police.

This introductory training is the first in a series of modules on Working with Victims and Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM). NCMEC developed this training in collaboration with adult survivors, law enforcement, caregivers, attorneys, forensic interviewers, and many others in this field. It’s our hope that the recommendations in this training aid you in supporting victims of CSAM.

This course is designed for educators, law enforcement, youth serving professionals, and others who plan to use NCMEC’s prevention presentation resources with youth and adult audiences. Gain useful tips and recommended strategies for planning, implementing and following up on in-person or virtual community presentations.

Free & Open to All You can help end and prevent child sex trafficking! This three-part online training course introduces the complex and multifaceted subject of child sex trafficking. By addressing indicators, vulnerabilities, and the trauma associated with child sex trafficking, this course will provide a deeper understanding of the issue and its impact on victims and communities. This course is ideal for parents, educators, law enforcement, child-serving professionals, and anyone interested in expanding their understanding of the topic of child sex trafficking. Estimated course duration: 1 hour, 15 minutes Course is self-paced and can be completed at any pace.

Twenty five years ago, Soul Asylum's "Runaway Train" music video featured images of missing children and helped close 21 cases. If one video could recover that many children, how many can we find with the power of new technology and social media? For the 25th anniversary of the song, we reimagined "Runaway Train" with new artists and a dynamic music video that updates itself with missing children from the NCMEC database based on a user's location. That means more missing children in front of more people in more relevant places. Watch the making of the video and visit RunawayTrain25.com to watch the full video featuring missing children from your state. Watch #RunawayTrain25 and help us bring home #Missingkids.

NCMEC is committed to our mission to find missing children, reduce child sexual exploitation and prevent further victimization, even during the Covid-19 pandemic.

On June 9, 1995, Morgan Nick was abducted from a Little League game in Alma, Arkansas. We've released a new age-progression image created by NCMEC forensic artists showing what she may look like today at age 31.

Watch NCMEC employees share important tips on how parents can stay involved in their children's online lives.