"The internet isn’t just a playground anymore. It's a battleground — and your teen is the target!"
Your Teen Is At Risk — Even If You Think They're Safe.
A 90-Minute Parent & Teen Training That Could Save Their Digital Life.
Your teen's future is one click away from disaster. Are you ready to protect them?
Every day, teens are exposed to hidden dangers online — predators posing as friends, scams disguised as opportunities, AI-generated content designed to manipulate, and decisions that could destroy scholarships, careers, or even their safety... all before you even realize something's wrong.
Ignorance isn't innocence. It's risk.
Join us for AI Safety for Teens— a must-attend 90-minute webinar for parents and teens who refuse to gamble with their future.
Date: Saturday, June 28, 2025
Time: 1:00 PM EST
Location: Live via Zoom
🔥Spots are limited — and this information is needed yesterday.
The Silent Threat Growing Every Day
1 in 4 teens are approached by strangers online — often without their parents ever knowing.
73% of teens admit to hiding their online activity from their parents.
AI-generated scams and impersonation attacks are now targeting teens at triple the rate they did two years ago.
A single careless post can cost them college admissions, scholarships, and future job offers.
What We'll Cover Inside the Workshop
✅ The hidden ways predators are using AI to target teens — and how your teen can recognize and block them.
✅ How hackers weaponize harmless-looking games, DMs, and "opportunities" to steal data and destroy reputations.
✅ The posts, texts, and habits that can cost your teen their future — and how to clean up digital footprints before it’s too late.
✅ How AI deepfakes, scams, and phishing attacks are evolving to fool even the smartest teens.
✅ Best practices for families: Create a real-world digital safety plan that actually works.
Your teen doesn't need another lecture. They need a survival skill set.
AI isn't going away. Predators aren't slowing down.
Waiting until "something happens" could mean waiting until it's too late.
Protect them now, before the internet makes choices for them that they can never undo.
Why This Isn't Optional Anymore
Who Should Attend
Parents who want to protect their kids but don’t fully understand the new digital threats.
Teens aged 12-18 who use social media, gaming platforms, apps, or the internet daily.
Families who want to be proactive, not reactive, about online and offline safety.
You do NOT need technical experience to benefit from this training.
Protect Your Teen at Every Digital Crossroad
We provide the critical tools, strategies, and real-world guidance your teen needs to stay safe, smart, and strong in today's AI-driven world.
AI Threat Awareness
Teach your teen to recognize hidden online risks — from AI-generated scams to impersonation attacks — before they cause irreversible damage.
Real-World Safety Skills
Equip your teen with practical strategies to guard their identity, protect their digital footprint, and navigate the internet safely every day.
Family Digital Defense Plan
Leave the workshop with a ready-to-use safety plan so your entire family can stay ahead of evolving online dangers — together.
BONUS: Every Attendee Will Receive
🎁 Our Family Digital Safety Plan Template — Build your own step-by-step action plan after the training.
🎁 Checklist: 15 Digital Red Flags Every Teen Must Know
🎁 Private Resource List: Tools and settings you can implement immediately for safer online habits.
Speaker
— Tracy V. Allen, Ph.D., PMP, LSSGB, MLC
Impact & AI Strategist
Transforming how families and organizations navigate today’s digital world, AI Arkitech equips the next generation with the tools they need to stay safe, smart, and empowered online. Empowering businesses and families, I break down complex AI threats into practical, protective strategies that build lifelong digital resilience. Building real-world safety plans, teaching responsible tech habits, and preparing teens to recognize evolving risks, I turn technology into a tool for empowerment — not danger. Demystifying AI, online manipulation, and digital risks, I make critical safety knowledge accessible for most venerable. Leading with ethics, strategy, and a commitment to safeguarding futures, AI Arkitech stands at the intersection of innovation, education, and protection.
— Brittany Marcel
Branding Strategist/Media Designer
Brittany Marcel is a Branding Strategist, Media Designer, and Faith-Driven Innovator who helps brands and creators use AI to tell better stories, design powerful visuals, build authentic communities, and make a lasting impact. As an expert instructor at AI Arkitech, Brittany specializes in teaching how to responsibly integrate AI into media, communication, and brand design. Her deep understanding of AI's creative and ethical dimensions makes her uniquely equipped to guide teens in recognizing digital risks, protecting their identities, and using technology with intention and safety.
Before attending this workshop, I honestly thought I had a decent handle on what my son was doing online. I was wrong. This training opened my eyes to risks I didn’t even know existed — especially how AI is being used to target teenagers. What I appreciated most was how it wasn’t just about scaring us, it was about giving us real steps to protect our kids. My son and I left the webinar feeling empowered and, honestly, a lot safer. Every parent needs this information. I only wish we had signed up sooner.
— Jessica T., Parent of a 15-year-old
Got Question?
We've got answers
When it comes to protecting your teen online, it’s natural to have concerns — and you’re not alone.
Our mission is to guide you through them, which is why we’ve compiled answers to the most common questions parents and guardians ask.
Whether you’re wondering about workshop content, technology needs, or how to best support your teen afterward, our FAQ section is here to give you clarity and peace of mind.
If you don’t see your question listed, feel free to reach out — we’re here to help you every step of the way.
Is this workshop appropriate for younger teens (12–14), or is it geared toward older teens?
Yes, the content is designed to be age-appropriate for teens ages 12–18. We explain serious risks in a clear, straightforward way without using graphic or traumatizing language. Younger teens will be able to understand the dangers and learn practical ways to stay safe, while older teens will gain deeper insight into how to protect their personal information, digital reputation, and future opportunities.
Will this workshop scare my teen? I don’t want to overwhelm them.
Our goal is not to scare teens — it’s to empower them. We will be honest and direct about real online risks they face, but the focus is on giving them tools, awareness, and actionable safety strategies they can use immediately. We want them to leave feeling smart, confident, and prepared — not fearful.
Do I need to attend the workshop with my teen?
Parents are highly encouraged to attend with their teen if possible. While teens can attend alone, families who participate together often have better follow-up conversations at home and are able to create stronger safety plans together. Plus, you'll receive tools during the workshop that are designed to be implemented as a family.
What exactly will my teen learn during the session?
Your teen will learn how AI and technology are being used in scams, impersonation attacks, online manipulation, and even cyberbullying. They’ll learn how to spot red flags, how to protect their personal data, how to manage their digital footprint, and what to do if they ever feel unsafe online. They'll also receive simple, clear steps for creating safer online habits starting immediately.
Will a replay be available if we can’t attend live?
No, there will not be a replay available.
This workshop is designed to be a live, interactive experience where teens and parents can ask real-time questions, engage with the material, and immediately apply what they learn. To protect the privacy of all attendees and preserve the integrity of the conversation, the session will not be redistributed.
We encourage you to prioritize attending live — your teen’s safety is too important to put off.
What technology do we need to attend the webinar?
You’ll just need a stable internet connection and a device that can stream video — like a laptop, tablet, or smartphone. We recommend using a laptop or desktop for the best viewing experience, especially if you and your teen are watching together. No special software is needed; we’ll send a secure link to join after you register.
Is this session only about AI, or does it cover general internet safety too?
The primary focus is on how AI is changing online risks for teens, but we also cover essential internet safety topics like protecting personal information, managing digital reputations, recognizing online grooming, and avoiding scams. Think of it as a modernized, high-impact internet safety session that addresses today’s real threats — not outdated advice.