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Student-led community cybersecurity education · 2026

CyberSafe Community

Free, beginner-friendly cyber-safety workshops and practical resources for schools, libraries, nonprofits, seniors, families, and community groups.

RoleWorkshop designer and facilitator
ToolsSecurity education · Threat awareness · Workshop design · Accessibility
CategoryCybersecurity
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Problem

Cybersecurity advice is often technical, fear-based, or difficult to apply. The project focuses on practical guidance that community members can use confidently without sharing passwords, private messages, or sensitive personal data.

My contribution

I designed the workshop structure, translated security concepts into beginner-safe activities, developed participant-facing resources, and organized a public site explaining the workshops and their principles.

Approach

The workshop model is privacy-first, defensive-only, zero-fee, beginner-friendly, and transparent. Examples and activities are designed to build safer habits without shaming participants or demonstrating harmful techniques.

Evidence

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Reflection

This work strengthened my ability to explain risk clearly, adapt technical material for different audiences, and balance accuracy with reassurance and practical action.

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Outcomes

What changed

  • Built a privacy-first, defensive-only workshop model.
  • Created practical guidance around scams, account safety, response, and cleanup.
  • Published a public-facing site for workshop details, impact, and booking.

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