Sandy Garossino continues her series on The Social Network Show. She reviews a case of a 28 year old man who entices 5 girls to send sexual images. He was sentenced in court this last week. She also reviews why kids do not report when they are victims of a predator and briefly talks about the new legislation in the State of California.

Ashley Palmer is the Online Marketing Manager for PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) and talks about how we can get involved to help their mission to stop cruelty of animals.

Susan Matthews Apgood from News Generation talks about their PR services.

Trista Hendren, Author of The Girl God, feminist and co-founder of Rapebook talks about cyberbullying/teen suicide and treatment of women in our society

Kimba Langas and Melissa Swearingen Watson from Free The Girls explain their program that helps survivors of human trafficking by giving them job opportunities.

Jayne Hitchcock, author and cyberbullying/cybercrime expert gave some tips and talked about her 2 latest books on this issue.

Cynthia Sun and Sandy Garossino talk about cyber security and recent reports of NSA invading people's privacy. The Social Network Show 9-13-13

Trista Hendren talks about the establishment of Rapebook on Facebook and about her book, The Girl God. Senthil Srinivasan explains why he started the social network, DeafandHoH.com. Published to the blog on 9/10/13

Sandy Garossino from Red Hood Project continues her discussion of cyberbullying on The Social Network Show recorded on August 30, 2013. Dr. Joe Ulatowski, Philosophy Professor talks addresses the topics of anonymity and freedom of speech.

August 31, 2013: Dr. Elizabeth Englander of the Massachusettes Aggression Reduction Center discusses online safety for kids and what parents can realistically do to keep their kids safe. Jayne Hitchcock from Working to Halt Online Abuse (WHOA) gives examples of online abuse and tips to stay safe online.

Sandy Garossino, Red Hood Project, continues her series on cyberbullying, the latest information and the law. Fabianna Pergolizzi, Project Anti-Bully talks about how this non-profit organization is helping young people in 24 countries