Our Executive Director Ally Armeson put it perfectly: "Real change happens when we walk beside victims on their journey, being their supporter, not their adversary." ????? ? #FightCybercrime #RomanceScams #VictimAdvocacy #ScamAwareness
FightCybercrime
非盈利组织
Ann Arbor,MI 4,931 位关注者
Visit FightCybercrime.org for resources to recognize, report, and recover from cybercrime.
关于我们
Here to help you to recognize, report and recover from cybercrime.
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https://fightcybercrime.org/
FightCybercrime的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 非盈利组织
- 规模
- 2-10 人
- 总部
- Ann Arbor,MI
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2017
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主要
US,MI,Ann Arbor,48103-6938
FightCybercrime员工
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Kristin Judge
Founder I LinkedIn Learning Instructor I Presidential Leadership Scholar I Fightcybercrime.org
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Karissa Brumley
Nonprofit Brand Builder | Mission-Driven Marketer | Marketing Director at FightCybercrime
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Lindsey Garland
Staff Accountant at Cybercrime Support Network, Treasurer of the Board
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Tate Jarrow
Product Executive | Expert in Cyber Security, Privacy, & Identity | Startup Founder (acquired) | Startup Advisor | x-USSS Special Agent | x-Army |…
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We’ll be knocking on legislators doors and presenting our findings from the “MY VOICE” Campaign! #romancescam #romancefraud #myvoice #advocatingforu
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Romance Scam Awareness Month was a great success and we want to send a huge thank you to the FINRA Investor Education Foundation, Craig Newmark Philanthropies and Match Group for supporting our mission to guide romance scam victims toward hope and healing. This journey map simplifies the complicated, messy, and difficult path victims face—from awareness to recovery or, sadly, revictimization. Without these program sponsors, we wouldn’t be able to provide the support victims need to move forward. #FightCybercrime #RomanceScams #ThankYouSponsors #VictimAdvocacy #ScamAwareness
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Listen to our Program Director share why peer support is so vital in overcoming the aftermath of scams. ?? We’re here for you, every step of the way. ?? Learn more about the program: https://lnkd.in/dS5Ngdts ?? Listen to the full podcast: https://lnkd.in/dnppnNtG Kim Casci-Palangio #FightCybercrime #CCSARP #RomanceScamAwarenessMonth #RomanceScams #Advocacy #ScamAwareness
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Healing from a scam is a journey, and having the right support makes all the difference. Peer support connects you with others who understand your experience, offering empathy, strength, and guidance when you need it most. If you’re ready to find your community, we’re here for you. ?? Learn more about the program: https://lnkd.in/dS5Ngdts ?? Listen to the full podcast: https://ccsarp.com/ Healing from a scam is a journey, and having the right support makes all the difference. #FightCybercrime #CCSARP #RomanceScamAwarenessMonth #RomanceScams #Advocacy #ScamAwareness
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Healing from a romance scam isn’t easy—but you don’t have to do it alone. ???? If you or someone you know is healing from a romance scam, our Romance Scam Recovery Group is here to help. ?? Learn more about the program: https://lnkd.in/dS5Ngdts ?? Listen to the full podcast: https://lnkd.in/dnppnNtG #FightCybercrime #CCSARP #RomanceScamAwarenessMonth #RomanceScams #Advocacy #ScamAwareness
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Please be aware, we will NEVER ask you to reach out to a WhatsApp number… EVER. This is one of those cases where we have to look out for each other, so if you see comments like these, please report and block. #FightCybercrime
Founder of SecureLabs | Helping businesses put security, privacy, and operations systems in place | ?? Keynote, Moderator & Speaker | Identity Theft & Cyber Safety Expert | Volunteer | Wife + Mama
Are we just not allowed to have nice things?! Scammers will find a way to exploit everything! Case in point … one of my favorite nonprofits, FightCybercrime. Fraudsters are posting fake success stories, pretending they got help from FightCybercrime ... only to <SHOCKER> drop a WhatsApp number to scam more victims. Just so we’re clear … this is?a scam! I’ve received this message on a few of my posts. I immediately?blocked and reported?it and let FightCybercrime know. They’re aware and actively addressing the issue. Stay vigilant! If something feels off,?don’t engage, report it!
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It’s Week 4 of Romance Scam Awareness Month, and we’re closing out the month with a powerful episode on the Cyber Crime Survivors Advisory & Recovery Podcast (CCSARP) hosted by Brian Hart, a romance scam survivor and past participant of our Romance Scam Recovery Group (RSRG). In this conversation, Brian talks with Kim Casci-Palangio, RSRG Program Director, diving into the importance of peer support in recovery, why reporting scams is crucial, and how the RSRG program is helping survivors heal and rebuild. Tune in to hear insights that can make a difference in your own journey or the journey of someone you love. ?? Listen to the full podcast: https://lnkd.in/dnppnNtG ?? Learn more about the program: https://lnkd.in/dS5Ngdts #FightCybercrime #CCSARP #RomanceScamAwarenessMonth #RomanceScams #Advocacy #ScamAwareness
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As we wind down Romance Scam Awareness Month, it's important to take note that these scams don't just happen to the older people in our communities. Cybercriminals are targeting our younger generations and the consequences can be devastating.
I was relentlessly bullied through most of elementary school, so the idea of cyber bullying is a nightmare. Bullies want to make you small and think poorly of yourself; the only place where I could escape that was outside of school. I was so good at it that a childhood friend told me that she had no idea I was bullied at school, because I was her role model for self confidence at the time I battled it daily. I gained that confidence at theater and other activities, well away from the bullying at school. If I couldn’t have escaped, if my bullies could have followed me online, I certainly would have been vulnerable to online scams, and predators. Honestly, I was very loved at home and had involved parents, but would I really have been immune to falling for a romantic scam? I do know that if my parents had tried to tell me it was not real, or I was being scammed, I would have shut them out immediately. What is Sextortion, or Romantic Scams? How do Groomers Build Trust? When Does it Turn Dangerous? Clues that your Child Might be at Risk of Grooming Dialogue: Preparing Your Child Against Grooming What is Sextortion, or Romantic Scams? I tell you all of this to explain why this can happen to anyone. Every day in parenting groups, someone is shocked to find how their child hid a relationship from them, or how far an online relationship has progressed. We explained grooming more in our coverage of?Colleen Bailinger, but the advocacy group?Darkness to Light: End Child Sexual Abuse?explains it as such: Grooming allows offenders to slowly overcome natural boundaries long before sexual abuse occurs. On the surface, grooming a child can look like a close relationship between the offending adult, the targeted child and (potentially) the child’s caregivers. The grooming process is often misleading because the offender may be well-known or highly regarded in the community. As a result, it’s easy to trust them. Often, the grooming happens over a long period of time, until they gain the child’s trust, and either request inappropriate photos or to meet in person. I spoke with Jennifer Lawrence, DSW, LICSW, of the advocacy group FightCybercrime to get her perspective: ”How that process typically begins, it’s really people identifying a vulnerable target. And I say vulnerable- we can all be vulnerable, right? Nobody is immune to this type of predatory behavior. the important thing is for people to be able to have the education and to be able to understand what it looks like, Lawrence told us in a recorded interview. Link in comments
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Friends and family play a crucial role in helping victims heal. Licensed professional counselor Cathy Wilson, LPC, ACS talks about how educating yourself and offering support—especially when the victim is hesitant to let go of the relationship—can make all the difference. It’s all about compassion, understanding and guidance. Listen to the full discussion on Youtube: https://lnkd.in/gPe5TdMc #FightCybercrime #RomanceScamAwarenessMonth #RomanceScams #Advocacy #ScamAwareness