AIP Academy
Train for the moment that matters
Most people who see something wrong do nothing, because no one showed them what to do. AIP Academy gives parents, educators, front-line workers and professionals a clear, tested way to act.
How it works
Learn, practice, prove, certify
- 1. LearnShort modules written in plain language, built on the same playbooks families and schools use.
- 2. PracticeRealistic scenarios where you decide what to do, then compare with a debrief.
- 3. ProvePass each knowledge check at 80% and finish a capstone that produces something real.
- 4. CertifyRequest your AIP certificate. Anyone can verify it with its ID.
Every course has a code, outcomes, hands-on scenarios and a capstone, in the way professional security training is organized, but written for people who are not security professionals.
Track
Everyone
Prevention Foundations
The common core for every AIP course: how online exploitation and trafficking work, how to break the pattern, and the correct first steps and reporting routes.
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Parents & Caregivers
Parent & Caregiver Essentials
Build the everyday habits, rules and written plan that make a child likely to tell you early when something online goes wrong.
View courseFamily Incident Response
Practice the six-phase response for sextortion, AI-generated fake images, a hacked account, suspected grooming, and a missing or recruited teen.
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Youth & Community Leaders
Coaches, Faith & Community Leaders
Build safer youth settings, notice warning signs, respond to a disclosure, and report correctly, including when the concern is about someone inside your own organization.
View courseTeen Peer Ambassadors
Learn how to be a good friend and a safe upstander: help someone who is being pressured or sextorted, protect privacy, and bring in a trusted adult, without playing detective.
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Educators & School Staff
School Staff Essentials
Know your legal duty, spot the signs, receive a disclosure well, report correctly, and protect the student’s dignity afterward.
View courseSchool Incident Response Lead
Run the first 60 minutes, handle images and devices correctly, keep a defensible evidence log, communicate clearly, respond equitably, and practice until it is routine.
View courseCounselors & Student Support
How to support a student safely and kindly after exploitation: listen without leading, check for risk, work with families, refer well, and look after yourself.
View courseSchool IT & Safety Technology
The defensive practices IT staff need: preserve evidence without viewing it, handle a suspect device or account correctly, balance filtering with privacy, vet vendors and AI tools, and support an incident.
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Hospitality, Gaming & Travel
Front-Line Awareness: Hotels, Casinos, Transport & Retail
Learn what trafficking is, what you might notice at work, and the safe, correct way to act and report without confronting anyone.
View courseSupervisors & Security Teams
Build and run a written, victim-centered response: who decides what, how to document, how to hand off to law enforcement, and how to brief and rehearse your team.
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Healthcare & Social Services
Healthcare, EMS & Social Services
Recognize indicators in clinical and field settings, ask safe private questions, document objectively, understand reporting duties, and refer with follow-up.
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Legal & Justice
Legal Professionals Briefing: Child Exploitation & Trafficking
Awareness training on how these matters arise, the reporting duties that can reach legal professionals, victim-centered practice, and the ethics of handling illegal material. It is NOT legal advice and NOT CLE credit; AIP has not sought CLE approval.
View courseDigital Evidence for Legal Teams
Awareness training on preserving, authenticating and working with digital evidence, including AI-generated media, without becoming a forensic expert. It is NOT legal advice and NOT CLE credit; AIP has not sought CLE approval.
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Practitioners
Prevention Program Design & Delivery
Learn to choose the right threat and audience, design a calm 45-minute session, run a tabletop exercise, measure honestly, and handle consent and reporting duties.
View courseThreat Intelligence for Child Safety
Learn the intelligence cycle in plain words, grade sources, follow ethical open-source rules, read trend data skeptically, and write a sourced one-page threat brief.
View courseCredentials
9 certificates, one ladder
Each certificate is earned by completing specific courses. See exactly what each one requires, and what it does and does not mean.
Safety is built before the crisis
Pick your part and see it through. Prevention works when people follow through.