Keeping the ‘Child’ in ChildrenRonna Glickman

Speaking & Programs

Talks Built for the Audience in the Room

Each talk is shaped to a specific audience: schools and educators, parents and PTAs, or organizations supporting vulnerable individuals. Below is the working list. If your situation doesn’t fit one of these neatly, write anyway and we’ll shape something that does.

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Who this is for

Schools booking presentations, parent nights, or professional development days. Parent groups and PTAs wanting a calm, useful conversation about phones and platforms. Organizations supporting teens, adults with developmental disabilities, and other vulnerable populations.

  1. 01

    The signature talk. Lived experience, not theory.

    Keeping Teens Safe in a Digital World

    Ronna's own son taught her what generic internet-safety advice misses. This talk gives parents, educators, and direct-support staff a working playbook for the risks vulnerable teens actually face online.

    What audiences leave with

    • Why standard safety rules fall apart with vulnerable teens
    • The specific online risks that go undetected in special-ed settings
    • Conversation scripts that respect autonomy and stay safe
    • What to do the day after something goes wrong
    For
    Schools, Parent groups, Organizations
    Formats
    In-person, Virtual
    Length
    60 to 75 minutes
  2. 02

    For parent nights and PTA events.

    What Every Parent Needs to Know About Social Media Risks

    A calm, plainspoken tour of where the real risks live on the platforms your kids actually use. No fear-mongering. Parents leave with three things they can do this week.

    What audiences leave with

    • The platforms that matter (and the ones that don't, despite the headlines)
    • How predators actually approach kids in 2026
    • The screen-time conversation that doesn't end in a fight
    • Privacy settings that actually move the needle
    For
    Parent groups, Schools
    Formats
    In-person, Virtual
    Length
    45 to 60 minutes
  3. 03

    Professional development for staff and clinicians.

    Online Safety for Vulnerable Individuals: Real Strategies That Work

    Built for residential programs, day-habilitation staff, and school teams supporting adults with developmental disabilities. Practical protocols, not policies that never leave the binder.

    What audiences leave with

    • Risk assessment specific to vulnerable adults
    • Supervision frameworks that protect dignity
    • Documenting incidents without overreaching
    • Talking with families when something goes wrong
    For
    Organizations, Schools
    Formats
    In-person, Workshop
    Length
    Half-day or full-day workshop
  4. 04

    Community events and school presentations for adults.

    The Hidden Dangers Parents Miss on Social Media

    Most parents are watching for the wrong things. This talk shows what's actually happening on the apps, in the DMs, and inside the games, with concrete examples and what to do about each one.

    What audiences leave with

    • What live-streaming, finstas, and disappearing messages mean for safety
    • How games like Roblox and Fortnite get used as social platforms
    • Cyberbullying warning signs that don't look like cyberbullying
    • When to involve the school, and when to handle it at home
    For
    Parent groups, Schools
    Formats
    In-person
    Length
    45 to 60 minutes

From a recent host

Ronna brought to light what we as parents need to know to keep our kids safe.
PTSA Parent

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