As young people spend more time online, understanding digital safety has become increasingly important for camps, families, and communities.In this episode of the CampWire Podcast, we talk with Rene Young and Alexandra Levi from Know2Protect (K2P), a U.S. Department of Homeland Security national public awareness campaign focused on preventing and combating online child sexual exploitation and abuse.Rene and Alexandra discuss the online risks facing youth today, warning signs trusted adults should recognize, and practical ways camps can help educate and protect young people. They also share resources available through ACA's partnership with Know2Protect and explain how camp professionals can support safer online experiences for campers and staff alike.Whether you're a camp leader, educator, or parent, this conversation offers valuable insights and actionable resources to help keep young people safe online.Show notes:Know2ProtectBuild T.R.U.S.T.: How2Be a Trusted Adult | Homeland SecurityTips2Identify: Fake ProfilesUnderstanding Online Addiction in Kids and Teens#DigitalBoundaries: Gaming SafetyTips2Protect Against AI and Deepfakes for Parents and Trusted AdultsHow2Spot Peer-on-Peer Risks: A Guide for TeensExit Strategy ChecklistFinancial Sextortion Informational BulletinInternet Safety ChecklistThe views and opinions expressed on CampWire by contributors are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of the American Camp Association or ACA employees.