Senate Dirksen Building, Room G-50 , Washington D.C.

The summit is given each year entirely by Tweenangels and Teenangels. They give awards to their favorite sites and to people they recognize have made the Internet safer. Kids on the stage, adults in the audience; industry, policymakers, law enforcement. They present research they conduct and teach adults what they need to know.

Often cybersafety messages come from the top down, parents to kids. But almost as often the kids know more about technology than their parents. Every year this summit is given on Capitol Hill, giving the teens and tweens a chance to show leaders in industry and government how much they know.

	Just a few of the amazing kids at the Wired Kids Summit. They presented their research on what is really going on with kids and technology. This included topics on Cyberbullying, sexting, and when it's ok (or if its ok) to swear at a video game.
	This picture of the Franklin, MA Teenangels was taken in March when they visited Rep. James Vallee. At the Summit, they presented "Step Up, Speak Out for Phoebe" and wrote a letter that will be appearing in Seventeen Magazine this summer.
	Pamela Jones Harbour, Esquire provides the opening speech for the 10th annual Wired Kids Summit. Pamela is former FTC Commissioner and new chairman of the Board for Wired Safety.
	MTV's Jason Rzepka received the Internet Superhero Award for his work on the project Athinline.org
	Mary Heston, director for Wired Moms, enjoys her time as Queen for a Day. Check out what she had to say about the even on her WiredMoms blog
	Great turn out from the WiredMoms. This was just one table of moms, tweeting, blogging, networking and just enjoying their day in DC with other moms passionate about technologies and innovations that make our lives easier and more fun and learning about ways to keep our kids safe online.
	Mary Wayte Bradburne and Mary Wade Heston at the 10th Annual Wired Kids Summit - Washington DC May 2010
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