
WHAT WE DO
Project SafeWeb empowers students to navigate the internet safely and take action against cyber trafficking and digital exploitation through education, outreach, and advocacy.
PROGRAMS & PROJECTS.
We’re hosting digital safety and anti-trafficking workshops at 10 college campuses across Southern California. At each campus, Project SafeWeb hosts an event designed to educate and empower students to stay safe online.
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Each event includes:
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A Sex Trafficking & Digital Exploitation Presentation led by students and survivor-informed advocates
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An Interactive Digital Safety Workshop focused on real-life scenarios and privacy tools
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Volunteer recruitment opportunities with the Traverse Project
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A community action moment to mobilize peer awareness and support
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Our events are free, accessible, and tailored to the needs of each college community.
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Documentary
We’re producing a short-form documentary to spotlight the rise of cyber trafficking, featuring survivor voices, expert insight, and a call to action for digital justice.
Magazine
In partnership with Fade Into Hue, we’re curating a multimedia magazine featuring poetry, art, and memoirs that explore digital safety, resilience, identity, and storytelling as resistance. It’s a space for creative expression and community healing.
Online Curriculum
We’re building an open-access curriculum that teaches students how to protect their privacy, spot digital red flags, and support others facing online exploitation.
Volunteer Offerings
Fundraising
Policy Impact
Students can join us as research interns, workshop facilitators, writers, or campus ambassadors—gaining real-world experience while helping us build safer digital spaces.
All donations go directly to our nonprofit partner, the Traverse Project, to support their data intelligence work in fighting human trafficking and supporting survivors.
We’re contributing to the conversation around tech policy and online exploitation through research, advocacy, and civic engagement. Our work helps shape how institutions and lawmakers respond to digital threats.
