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    Representative James P. Moran is requesting funding for Virginia Internet Safety 101 Programs from the Appropriations Committee for fiscal year 2010. The funding would support programs run by Enough is Enough, the Virginia Attorney General's Office, the Virginia PTA, and the Verizon Foundation to educate parents, educators, law enforcement, and others in Virginia about protecting children from internet pornography, sexual predation, cyberbullying, and online exploitation. The programs are designed to address gaps in protecting children online through prevention education for families.

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    Representative James P. Moran is requesting funding for Virginia Internet Safety 101 Programs from the Appropriations Committee for fiscal year 2010. The funding would support programs run by Enough is Enough, the Virginia Attorney General's Office, the Virginia PTA, and the Verizon Foundation to educate parents, educators, law enforcement, and others in Virginia about protecting children from internet pornography, sexual predation, cyberbullying, and online exploitation. The programs are designed to address gaps in protecting children online through prevention education for families.

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    Representative James P. Moran is requesting funding for Virginia Internet Safety 101 Programs from the Appropriations Committee for fiscal year 2010. The funding would support programs run by Enough is Enough, the Virginia Attorney General's Office, the Virginia PTA, and the Verizon Foundation to educate parents, educators, law enforcement, and others in Virginia about protecting children from internet pornography, sexual predation, cyberbullying, and online exploitation. The programs are designed to address gaps in protecting children online through prevention education for families.

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    Representative James P. Moran is requesting funding for Virginia Internet Safety 101 Programs from the Appropriations Committee for fiscal year 2010. The funding would support programs run by Enough is Enough, the Virginia Attorney General's Office, the Virginia PTA, and the Verizon Foundation to educate parents, educators, law enforcement, and others in Virginia about protecting children from internet pornography, sexual predation, cyberbullying, and online exploitation. The programs are designed to address gaps in protecting children online through prevention education for families.

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    JAMES P.

    MORAN WASHINGTON OFFICE:


    8TH DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA 2239 RAYBURN HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING
    WASHINGTON, DC 2051&-4608
    (202) 22&-4376
    COMMITIEE ON APPROPRIATIONS FAX: (202) 225-0017

    SUBCOMMITTEES: DISTRICT OFFICE:


    DEFENSE

    INTERIOR
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    SUITE 201
    ALEXANDRIA, VA 22314
    (703) 971-4700
    LABOR HHS, EDUCATION
    j!{OUl.lC of l\cprcl.lcntatibcl.l FAX: (703) 922-9436

    DEMOCRATIC STEERING AND


    April 02, 2009
    POLICY COMMITTEE www,moran house gOY

    The Honorable David R Obey, Chairman


    The Honorable Jerry Lewis, Ranking Member
    Committee on Appropriations
    H-218, The Capitol
    Washington, D . C. 20515

    Dear Chairman Obey and Ranking Member Lewis:

    I am requesting funding for Virginia Internet Safety 101 Programs in fiscal year
    2010 .

    The entity to receive funding for this project is:


    Enough is Enough
    746 Walker Road, Suite 116
    Great Falls, VA 22066

    The funding will be used to support Virginia Internet Safety 101 Programs, in
    partnership with the Virginia Attorney General's Office, the Virginia PTA, and the
    Verizon Foundation, to deliver to Virginia parents, educators, law enforcement
    officers, child health advocates and other adult community members critical
    educational resources to protect children and youth from the threats of Internet
    pornography, sexual predation, cyber-bullying and other forms of online
    exploitation . The Virginia Internet Safety 101 program is designed overcome the
    significant gaps that exist between the Internet's dangers to children and the
    level of legal, enforcement-based, and Industry-driven action dedicated to
    protecting children by delivering evidence-based prevention resources directly to
    families in the commonwealth .

    I certify that neither I nor my spouse has any financial interest in this project

    Sincerely,

    s P Moran
    ber of Congress

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