We make it easy to say something with a powerful and simple to use smartphone platform that helps students, staff, and educators engage instantly with school officials and security partners, all from a single app.  Whether it be indicators of teenage human trafficking, bullying, social media observations, security threats, suspicious activity concerns, or suspected terror threats, our smartphone technology alerts the right people anonymously and confidentially.  We work around the clock to facilitate and protect student reporting and student feedback through the appropriate protocols until each report is addressed and resolved. Monthly activity reports and an Annual Report document our degree of effectiveness and the levels and areas of student interaction.

Teenagers are the most vulnerable and often don't know it until they find themselves trapped against their will.  We actively engage teenagers in awareness training to clearly understand  HOW TO SAY SOMETHING WHEN THEY SEE SOMETHING! Our essay contests actively engage students in demonstrating proficiency on the topic of teenage human trafficking and other aspects of school and personal safety.  The criteria for the essay competition is  aligned to State Standards. The Essay is the first step for entry into  the Reportit Oratory Scholarship Contest.  This opportunity for  persuasive writing should include additional research.  The oratory contest encourages students to speak about what they've learned and demonstrate how well they understood the awareness training and the need to report what they see.