EDUCATION
Learn to inform, protect, and act
Curated, authoritative resources — we link straight to the official source so you're never relying on a copy.
Start here
Recognizing Suspicious Activity
Behavior, not appearance — the DHS rule for telling the difference.
Around the home
Home Safety Checklist
A ten-minute walkthrough backed by FBI data and the NCPC playbook.
Digital Safety for Kids
What the NCMEC data show, what parents can lock down, and where to report.
In your community
Community Watch 101
How real watch groups work, where the DOJ playbook starts, and the line you don't cross.
Amber Alert Basics
How AMBER works, what the five criteria actually are, and how to help.
Cancer & everyday exposure
Cancer Risk: What You Can Actually Control
The biggest modifiable risk factors — tobacco, weight, diet, activity, alcohol, sun, infections. Sourced from ACS, AICR & NCI.
Cancer Screening: What Tests, When
The USPSTF guideline-grade list to discuss with your provider. Screening catches cancer early; it doesn't prevent it.
Reading the Label: Carcinogens in Everyday Products
The IARC tier framework — Group 1 / 2A / 2B / 3 — applied to ingredients you'll actually meet.
Environmental Cancer Risk in Your Area
Radon, air quality, drinking water, and proximity to industrial sites — what to test, where to check, what to do.
Occupational Cancer Risk: Know Your OSHA Rights
Workplace carcinogens, your federal Right to Know, latency periods, and how to file an OSHA complaint.
If You've Been Diagnosed: First-Week Resources
A non-commercial directory: free expert help, NCI-designated centers, second opinions, trials, and financial support.
Supporting Someone with Cancer
What to say, what not to say, practical help that actually helps, and how to avoid caregiver burnout.
HPV & HepB Vaccines and Cancer Prevention
The two FDA-licensed vaccines with cancer-prevention indications — a decision framework, your choice with your provider.
If something happens
Active Shooter: Run, Hide, Fight
The CISA framework for the seconds and minutes that matter most.