We Help Build Confident, Independent Children With Learning Differences!

At CASEN Outreach, we are committed to empowering children, families, and communities with essential knowledge about social media safety, digital footprint, and the impact of online behavior. Our mission is to equip young minds, ages 9-13, with the tools they need to navigate the digital world responsibly, ensuring they understand their online presence's risks, responsibilities, and consequences. Children are equipped with bullying information to protect their mental health against cyberbullying.

Students are taught about different types of bullying including, physical, verbal, social, and cyberbullying.

CASEN Outreach

CASEN Outreach allows CASEN facilitators to go into the community to teach social media awareness, appropriateness and readiness.

We provide lessons, videos, and other resources, via the Pennsylvania Office of the Attorney General and other platforms to demonstrate the significance and dangers that inappropriate behavior on social media can cause.

The facilitators can meet the needs of the institution on an hourly or weekly basis. If CASEN is invited to speak at a seminar or conference, we will design content around the time allotted for us.

CASEN Outreach is geared towards children 9-13 years of age. However, we will edit our content to meet the needs of the community.

Who we Serve

Learn more about how parents, caregivers, and administrators can use CASEN Outreach in the classroom, and community

Camps

Churches

Communities

Counselor & Therapists

Families

Homeschooled Children

Charter, private, public schools

Other Schools

Topics Discussed:

Stay informed and stay safe online. Explore essential tips and insights to protect yourself and others in the digital world.

Anti-Bullying

Digital Citizenship

Digital Footprints

Sexting Laws (Basic)

Internet Safety Tips

Mental Health Surrounding Social Media

Privacy Settings

The Dangers of Social Media

About Chris Clark Jr.

Chris graduated high school in 2016. He also attended college for social work.

Chris struggled socially and academically at times throughout school. At different points, he had special education classes, as well as regular education classes. Chris often felt like he was trapped between two worlds. However, he believes his unique experiences helped him to relate to both groups of his peers.

There were times when Chris did not know where he truly fit in and sometimes this caused him to feel alone. To turn this around, Chris was able to find a sense of belonging through sports. He joined the track and cross-country teams in middle school and high school. Chris also participated in the drama club. These social outlets really helped him connect with his peers and gain a greater sense of belonging.

“I want to prevent kids from struggling on social media and have a safe social space.”

About Dr. Myava Clark

Dr. Myava Clark earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology with a Concentration in Respiratory Therapy from Millersville University, a Master of Education degree specializing in Elementary Education from Arcadia University, and a Doctor of Philosophy Degree specializing in Higher Education and Leadership and Administration from Capella University.

Dr. Clark has more than 30 years of experience as a respiratory therapy clinician treating both adults and children. She has worked in several hospitals in and around Philadelphia. Dr. Clark is a college professor and she has worked as a laboratory specialist and a clinical instructor.

Dr. Clark is married to Chris Sr. and she is the mother of two children, Chris Jr. and Kyra. Chris Jr. had academic challenges at a very young age and Dr. Clark used her Master’s Degree in Elementary Education to work with Chris Jr. which helped him gain the tools he needed to improve his skills.

Dr. Clark is from the Cobbs Creek section of Philadelphia. She enjoys spending time with her family, going to church, physical fitness, and coaching people to live a healthier lifestyle. Dr. Clark also enjoys photography and she takes pictures at special events for her family and friends.

“Everyone needs a safe space to feel trusted, respected, and valued. CASEN is that safe space!”