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U.S. attorney urges NJ schools and youth groups to use DOJ resources against online child exploitation

A U.S. attorney is calling on New Jersey schools and youth organizations to make use of Department of Justice resources to help address online child exploitation, WRNJ Radio reports.

By James Barber • September 9, 2026 · 9:36 am
U.S. attorney urges NJ schools and youth groups to use DOJ resources against online child exploitation

A U.S. attorney has urged New Jersey schools and youth groups to tap Department of Justice resources to combat online child exploitation, according to a WRNJ Radio report published Sept. 9, 2026.

The notice from federal officials asks educational and youth-serving organizations to make use of DOJ tools and guidance as part of broader efforts to protect children from harms that can occur online. The call underscores partnership between local institutions and federal resources in addressing digital threats to youth.

Reported by WRNJ Radio, the message is a reminder for schools and community groups to consider federal support as they work to keep young people safe in online spaces.