Child Safety Standards

Last Updated: 8-13-2026

Educate to Space, Inc. ("Educate to Space," "we," "our," or "us") operates an adult-facing community for parents, guardians, educators, mentors, sponsors, partners, builders, and other adults helping shape better learning pathways for kids and families. Educate to Space accounts and interactive community features are for people who are at least 18 years old.

These standards explain how Educate to Space works to prevent and respond to child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) and child sexual abuse material (CSAM) across our website and mobile apps.

1. Zero Tolerance For CSAE And CSAM

Educate to Space prohibits any content or conduct that sexually exploits, abuses, endangers, or sexualizes children. This includes:

creating, uploading, sharing, requesting, promoting, linking to, or storing CSAM
grooming, sextortion, trafficking, or other attempts to sexually exploit a child
sexualized comments, images, recordings, messages, or other content involving a child
attempts to identify, contact, recruit, or move a child into private communication for exploitative purposes
threats, encouragement, instructions, or coordination related to child sexual abuse or exploitation

These activities are not permitted even when presented as humor, roleplay, advocacy, or an attempt to evade moderation.

2. How To Report A Concern

Signed-in members can use Educate to Space's in-app reporting controls to report concerning content, messages, or Local Gatherings. Select the report option associated with the content, conversation, or gathering and provide the available details.

If an in-app report is unavailable, or if you need to provide additional information, contact our child-safety point of contact at contact@educatetospace.com or use our Contact form.

Educate to Space is not an emergency service. If a child or another person may be in immediate danger, contact local emergency services or the appropriate local authority first.

3. Review And Enforcement

Educate to Space may review reports and the relevant account, content, message, or Local Gathering information available to us. Depending on the circumstances, we may:

remove content or disable access to it
preserve relevant evidence when needed for safety, moderation, or legal obligations
restrict, suspend, or terminate an account or access to community features
restrict or remove Local Gathering hosting or participation access
report conduct or material to the appropriate authorities when required by law

We do not promise that every piece of content is reviewed before it appears, and we do not guarantee a specific response time. We act based on the information available, the severity and credibility of the concern, platform safety, and applicable law.

4. Reporting To Authorities

When required by law, Educate to Space reports confirmed CSAM to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) or the appropriate regional authority. We cooperate with lawful requests from law enforcement and other authorized authorities and preserve relevant information when legally required.

5. Adult-Facing Service

Educate to Space is intended for adults and requires members using accounts and interactive community features to be at least 18 years old. Children should not create accounts, join the community, submit forms, upload files, or provide personal information directly to us.

Adults should not post child names, precise addresses, school locations, sensitive family information, or child-identifying photos, videos, or recordings. Additional expectations appear in our User Guidelines.

6. Related Policies

These Child Safety Standards work together with our:

7. Child-Safety Contact

Our designated public point of contact for child-safety concerns is:

Educate to Space, Inc.
contact@educatetospace.com