SafetyNet is a national workforce development conference designed to provide law enforcement professionals with skills in the investigation, forensic analysis, and courtroom presentation of crimes involving the computer-facilitated sexual exploitation of children. The conference was presented by the National District Attorneys Association (NDAA) in collaboration with Drexel University’s Computer Crime and Digital Forensics research program, the Criminal Justice Program in the College of Arts and Sciences, and Science and the Drexel University College of Law. For additional information contact Dr. Robert D’Ovidio.

(l. to rt.) Dr. Robert D'Ovidio, Assistant Professor,, and Dr Julia Hall, Professor, Culture & Communication, at Drexel University.		(l. to rt.) - Drexel Law Professor Daniel M. Filler, Dr. Julia Hall, Professor in Culture & Communication, guest, and Drexel Law Professor Emily Zimmerman.
Three attendees relax at the reception held on Monday, February 5.		Psychology Professor Thomas Hewitt, of Drexel University.
Dr. Robert D'Ovidio offers opening remarks at the reception and introduces keynote speaker Allison Turkel.		Keynote speaker: Allison Turkel, Senior Attorney, Chief of Training, National Center for the Prosecution of Child Abuse, Alexandria, Virginia.