Attend or Host a nextTalk Event
Kids are overexposed.
Even if you’ve decided no phones, your child can still be exposed to inappropriate content.
We partner with schools and churches to bring eye-opening “Keeping Kids Safe in a Digital World” events to you.
Attend an Upcoming Event
Interested in hosting an Event?
Churches & Christian Schools
We can bring nextTalk to your church or Christian school.
This two-hour event is for adults only and includes: a presentation from our founder and award-winning author. She discusses the new problem parents face, a solution that works and ten practical takeaways. After the presentation, we’ll have Q&A, book signing and meet & greet. We can also uniquely create workshops at your church or Christian school based on the needs within your faith community. Please fill out the form below so we can discuss with you.
Community & Public School
Informative presentations for parents (most often used at public schools) based solely on keeping kids safe online.
We offer non-religious presentations in public schools, PTAs, parent groups and community organizations. This one-hour event will cover the problem we face raising kids in a digital world, a solution that works and five practical ways to keep kids safe. This is for parents of all ages (prevention is key) and we cover topics like online predators, grooming, pornography, sextortion, etc. Please fill out the form below to inquire about hosting.
Conferences
We can provide a speaker for your existing conference.
We can provide a keynote or breakout session speaker for your conference. We have most recently spoken at existing conferences like Great Homeschool Convention in FL, OH and TX and the D6 Family Conference. If you’re interested in having us speak, please fill out the form below so we can discuss with you.
If you would like information on hosting a nextTalk event, please fill out the form below.
PREVIOUS EVENTS:
Since 2016, we’ve presented to thousands in churches, schools, conferences, and community events. Here are a few places we’ve been: