Welcome to the KINSA Alliance

The Kids' Internet Safety Alliance (KINSA) was established as an aggressive and proactive response to the negative aspects of the Internet that harm young people. While addressing this grave social problem, KINSA also acknowledges and celebrates the positive, creative and inspiring ways children and youth are using the Internet.

KINSA Comic Book and Discussion Guides

Click here to learn more and download the KINSA Grossology comic book!

KINSA and Nelvana launch a cyber-safety comic featuring characters from Grossology! Teacher lesson plans and family discussion guides are now available, too.

Learn more and download the comic book and companion guides here >

 

KINSA Blog

Read the latest news from the KINSA blog


… and add your voice to the discussion!

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KINSA’s unique expertise in law enforcement, prosecution, business and technology ensures our ability to achieve necessary results with government, industry and other partners. KINSA’s advocacy efforts as well as our training, research, and awareness initiatives will result in an increasingly effective and collaborative response to the abhorrent behaviour of those who prey on young people online. Details of our initiatives and successes will be regularly updated on this Web site, and on our blog at blog.kinsa.net.

KINSA Charity Golf Tournament

KINSA welcomes as Celebrity Host legendary NHL superstar Bobby Orr at the 2nd annual KINSA Charity Golf Tournament!

Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Lionhead Golf and Country Club
Brampton, Ontario

Learn more and find out about tournament sponsorship opportunities at www.kinsagolf.com.

KINSA Videos

Check out our KINSA videos, telling the story behind the formation of KINSA and paying tribute to the 2008 KINSA heroes.

Watch them here >>

The KINSA Foundation

The KINSA Foundation focuses on education, training and research. KINSA is currently developing world class training programs to assist with Internet challenges both in Canada and in developing nations.
Learn more here.