Welcome to the Cybercrime Prevention and Reporting for the Limited English Proficiency Population (CPR4LEPP) Project

Cybercrime Prevention and Reporting for the Limited English Proficiency Population

What Is CPR4LEPP?

CPR4LEPP was created to help individuals with limited English proficiency navigate the online world safely. Many online safety resources are not available in languages other than English, putting these communities at greater risk. Learn more about CPR4LEPP.

Project Leadership

The Project is led by Dr. Fawn T. Ngo, Professor of Criminology at the University of South Florida, and a team of dedicated researchers working to remove digital barriers for LEP communities. Learn more about the research team.

What You’ll Find on This Site

  • Basic information about cybercrime and digital safety
  • Video tutorials like how to set your Facebook to private
  • Multilingual guidance and resources
  • Social media alerts and updates
  • Secure link to report cybercrimes in your language

How to Report a Cybercrime

The FBI’s IC3 reporting form is English-only. CPR4LEPP offers a path for LEP users to submit reports in their native language. Note: CPR4LEPP is not affiliated with law enforcement or immigration agencies. All reports are anonymous.

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Stay updated by following our Facebook Page for cybercrime news and tips.

Help Us Improve

We welcome your feedback! If you feel comfortable, please share your thoughts and suggestions in the comment section.