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Jonathan Taylor
Jonathan Taylor
Jonathan Taylor is an online safety, social media and online grooming expert who previously worked as a Covert Internet Investigator within the Metropolitan Police Child Abuse Investigation Command Team for over 10 years.
Jonathans practical and academic research has allowed him to become an expert in the field of online paedophile activity, and as such, he now lectures, presents and advises to law enforcement, academics and parents on the dangers of online sexual grooming and exploitation. He also educates professionals on the dangers of social media and gaming in relation to online child sexual grooming and continues to research and study the latest apps and online harms.
Jonathan has worked extensively with both UK and international schools in delivering training and guidance around the latest online dangers, apps and platforms. He has been pivotal in helping schools to develop robust online safety policies and has engaged learners from the school SLT to teachers to parents and students.
Jonathan Taylor's Training & Resources
Online Grooming: How Schools Can Recognise, React and Respond to a Continuing Threat
- 9th March 9th Mar 12:00pm
This webinar will provide headteachers, designated safeguarding leads (DSLs), teachers and all school staff with practical advice and guidance on how they can keep children safe and disrupt the online grooming process.
What Parents Need to Know About WeChat
- Published 27th January 2021
This week's free online safety guide focuses on WeChat. WeChat is an all-in-one communications app for free text messaging, voice and video calls, photo sharing and games. The guide takes a look at how to tackle a range of potential risks such as adult content, strangers and drug dealing.
What Parents Need to Know About Tellonym
- Published 14th October 2020
This week's free online safety guide focuses on Tellonym. Tellonym is a messaging network that allows children to send messages to each other anonymously. The guide takes a look at how to tackle a range of potential risks such as how to help protect your child’s mental health, how to keep personal profiles private and risks of online grooming.