National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

Use your voice to help others by sharing a missing kid’s poster. Collectively we can do our part: missingkids.org/search - tag a friend to keep it going.

We all share a common goal: ending child sex trafficking. Use your voice to raise awareness. If you see something, report it at cybertipline.org or call 1-800-THE-LOST. Together, we can protect children. Learn more: ncmec.org/trafficking

NCMEC has seen an increase in CyberTipline reports related to children being victimized by individuals who appear to be part of a violent online group. These offenders target children between the ages of 9-17 on gaming platforms in an attempt to entice the child to livestream or produce CSAM containing elements of self-harm, bestiality or animal cruelty. Report it: CyberTipline.org

BREAKING: After 25 years, Andrea Reyes has been FOUND SAFE! New Haven Police shared new details today about her recovery, and how NCMEC is helping her reunite with family. Read more about her case and other missing children who still need your help: https://lnkd.in/eXwqEfjk

CSAM isn’t just an image—it’s a crime scene. Every time it’s shared, survivors are revictimized. The STOP CSAM Act takes critical steps to protect child victims. Each provision strengthens support for survivors of online exploitation. Congress must act now. Every child deserves a safe childhood.

The Child Sex Trafficking Recovery Services Team (RST) supports child welfare workers with trauma-informed resources and guidance to help children missing from care who are victims of trafficking. RST specialists assist in creating recovery plans that help break the cycle of exploitation, build trust, and promote healing. Learn more: www.ncmec.org/trafficking

Abducted from Atlanta, GA, in 2017 at age 7, Abdul “Aziz” Khan has been FOUND SAFE outside Denver, CO. "We're overwhelmed with joy that Aziz has finally been found…" – Aziz’s family More here: https://lnkd.in/eNejRChF

BREAKING NEWS: After 7 years missing, Abdul Aziz Khan has been FOUND SAFE! Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/eNejRChF

Parents & Caregivers: AI is changing online safety—are you prepared? Generative artificial intelligence (GAI) is a powerful technology that enables a user to create new images, videos, audio and text based on user requests or prompts. While GAI technology offers exciting possibilities, it also introduces new risks to child safety online. Download NCMEC’s AI & Child Safety Online Tipsheet to learn how to keep your child safe online: ncmec.org/NetSmartz/GAI

"Up this morning screaming, Happy 41st Birthday to my oldest! It's been over 21 years since I’ve seen or heard your voice… You’re out of sight but always in my heart. There are no words to express how much your brothers, and I miss and love you. My eyes are filled with tears, straight from my heart… so I’ll end this by saying: Happy Birthday, My Love! Wishing you many, many more. 🎉🎊❣️🥳," Pam Riley Boldin, mother to LaQuanta Riley. On Dec. 7, 2003, LaQuanta vanished from Montgomery, Alabama, after leaving her mother’s home in an unknown green car. A disturbing voicemail left days after her disappearance has haunted her family ever since. LaQuanta's photo is shown age-progressed to what she might look like today at 41. Read more and learn how you can help: https://lnkd.in/e5TNJjRu