THE SHIELD PROJECTBORN BETWEEN 2 GENERALS · BB2GA connected portfolio for child safety
More room to learn, create, and belong. Stronger tools for the adults responsible for protecting them.
The Shield Project brings together BB2G's built applications, prototypes, program materials, and engineering specifications for digital safeguards, physical safety, education, and family support—with people accountable for consequential decisions.
Public program overview · Built assets at different stages · Synthetic demonstrations
Build safeguards around children's needs.
Bring families, communities, and responsible professionals together.
Make alerts, ownership, and follow-through visible.
One mission. Connected programs.
Explore the work already built across BB2G. “Built” identifies an existing application, prototype, program site, research core, or documented specification; each card names the form. It does not imply that all systems are connected or operating in the field.
A credential and restriction workflow prototype for people under legally authorized supervision, with private platform signals and human-reviewed alerts.
Built · synthetic prototypeThe earlier local package demonstrates registered indicators, scoped credentials, adult-only interaction checks, officer acknowledgment, escalation, and response receipts. Government issuance, live OSINT, and external platform adapters are not connected.
A published engineering and legal specification for place-based and child-proximity warnings, with an interactive design site.
Built · specification and siteThe specification tests the legal, technical, and response model. Wearable hardware, calibrated ranging, permissioned feeds, and field operations are not built or validated. The location example below uses fabricated coordinates; no real person is tracked.
Explore Safe Perimeter →A continuing family-support program: a known contact, an agreed next step, a warm referral, and follow-through.
Built · program materialsBB2G has a developed presentation and expansion model for Anchored In. Active local providers, signed agreements, staffing, and service outcomes must be confirmed for each location. Anchored Zones is the separate place-based design within Safe Perimeter.
A constructive space to share projects, practice respectful interaction, and explore education, ethics, economics, and entrepreneurship.
Built · synthetic campus demoThe local demo includes cohorts, moderated project submissions, and constructive reactions. A real service needs age assurance, safeguarding staff, reporting, and an enrollment process. Disagreement can be respectful; harassment and humiliation are prohibited. Commerce lessons do not enable real payments.
Documented GameSpace design for solo, local, private-network, and carefully connected play modes.
Built · portfolio designThe Shield Spaces portfolio book documents GameSpace. The game implementation and isolation tests have not been verified here. An actual air gap requires physical separation from public networks; a private network or offline toggle alone does not establish one.
Family and community support, referrals, and a coordinated path to practical help, supported by a built public program site.
Built · public program siteThe Angel Post site and pilot materials exist. This Shield page does not accept case referrals, assign providers, or promise service availability. Confirm consent-based workflows, staffing, and each provider before describing a service as active.
Explore Angel Post →A review process for trusted participants, partner roles, and documented eligibility.
Built · intake applicationThe Harbor Vetting repository includes packet assembly, collection, status tracking, and an admin workflow. Live screening and e-sign providers remain stubbed in its documented phase-one build. Authorized records, trained reviewers, and an appeal process are required before operational decisions.
Awareness education for families, schools, churches, workplaces, communities, and verified professional roles.
Built · training applicationThe existing repository contains the training application. Training teaches observation, documentation, and appropriate reporting—not intervention or confrontation.
Visit the training homepage →Research into identity verification and liveness, with a defined boundary between synthetic evaluation and validation in real people.
Built · synthetic research coreThe Pro ID research core has a local operator console, synthetic ECG/PPG replay, audit records, and reported tests. No person or connected sensor was measured in the reviewed briefing. Attended verification and child-device applications remain designs requiring consent, hardware, independent validation, and appropriate oversight.
Find support resources, map cooperating organizations, and evaluate what prevention efforts achieve.
Built · three analysis toolsRecovered front-end source includes Advocate Finder’s reviewer rubric, Network Mapper’s entered graph and rankings, and Effect Lab’s two-group calculator. They are analytical aids, not a live service directory or an automatic trust or causation verdict. Any operational use needs reviewed data and role permissions.
Try it without enrolling anyone
This browser-only example uses a fictional case. Nothing is sent to an agency, platform, or monitoring service. Refreshing clears the demonstration.
Automation routes and escalates. Humans verify and decide. No automatic punishment.
Create an event, acknowledge it as the fictional officer, and record a response.
The children's side of the vision
Projects, ideas, and healthy social practice. Spaces designed to reward curiosity and constructive participation.
These are intended production safeguards. The campus prototype does not enroll real children.
A student team plans a community herb garden, calculates its costs, and shares what they learned.
Try a constructive reaction. It stays in this page only.
Honest progress, visible boundaries
Program overview, filterable directory, interactive alert walkthrough, campus reaction example, printable overview, and direct contact link.
Digital Shield and campus demonstrations; First Witness training; Harbor intake; Angel Post; Perimeter software; Pro ID’s synthetic research core; IQ analysis tools; and published Safe Perimeter, Anchored In, and GameSpace materials. These assets have different levels of validation and are not joined into a live child-protection network by this page.
Connect the relevant built modules, verify authority and local restrictions, validate hardware and safeguarding claims, staff human response, and complete independent security and operational review.
No. Real coverage would depend on authorized sources, participating platforms, verified identity bindings, and applicable restrictions. A username match alone does not prove identity or wrongdoing.
No. The government-credential model is a proposal. BB2G has not established an issuing authority or universal platform participation through this website.
No. Sealing records acknowledgment, response, and delivery. It does not establish guilt, impose a sanction, or close an investigation.
No. This public website communicates over the internet. Offline installations and physically isolated networks are separate deployment designs.
No. This is an informational website and a synthetic demonstration. Do not send children's information, personal case records, or allegations through the partnership contact.
Build responsible protection together
We invite conversations with educators, safeguarding professionals, community organizations, platform teams, and public agencies about evaluation and responsible implementation.
Email opens your own mail application. This page has no intake form or case-reporting backend.