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As employees return to the workplace, organizations will need to clearly communicate new policies related to COVID-19. This free webinar will give you a head start in developing these communications.

Each attendee will receive the COVID Communication Kit, which is provided by Common Craft free of charge. The downloadable kit includes:

• Over 100 COVID-related Common Craft Style images (hi-res PNG) 
• Ready-made videos that succinctly explain masks, contact tracing, social distancing, etc.
• PowerPoint presentations that provide a starting point for your message
• Templates for clear communication of policies

All materials in the kit are licensed for reuse, remixing, and sharing. Use our work and media as a starting point for your project. 

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We've published a new video, the 102nd in our video library. It is part of our Net Safety category. 

Ransomware - Explained

What it Teaches:

Like a kidnapped person, the information on your computer can now be held hostage by criminals, who demand a ransom to release it. This is called a ransomware attack and, unfortunately, it’s a growing problem. This video explains ransomware. It teaches:

• Why ransomware attacks happen
• What actions can lead to an attack
• How criminals access your computer and data
• What criminals want in exchange for your data
• What can be done to prevent ransomware attacks

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Cyberbullying and How to Stop It

This video is built for the teachers and students who are on the front lines of this phenomenon. By understanding cyberbullying, we can take steps to reduce the harm it causes.

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What it Teaches

Using a simple example of a cyberbully in action, this video follows a bully’s tools, motivations and tactics. It also covers what can be done by adults and fellow students to stop the bully and prevent further problems. It teaches:

• Why cyberbullying represents a problem
• How cyberbullies use the internet to threaten and harass others
• What motivates cyberbullies
• What adults and students can do to help the bullied students
• What adults and students can do to prevent problems

Watch the video in the Common Craft Video Library

If you're looking for more resources on cyberbullying and prevention, see the sites below:

• http://www.stopbullying.gov/cyberbullying/
• http://us.reachout.com/facts/factsheet/cyberbullying
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyberbullying

Please don't take the zombie threat lightly.  Protect your brain and learn how to kill the UNdead. Watch Zombies in Plain English:

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