; (B) developing processes and tools to identify victims and offenders; and (C) taking measures to improve information sharing among Federal law enforcement agencies, including for the purposes of implementing the plans and protocols described in paragraph (1)(C)(i)(II) to identify and rescue— (i) victims of contact sexual offenses, child sexual exploitation offenses, and offenses involving child sexual abuse material; or (ii) victims of serious offenders. (4) The establishment, development, and implementation of a nationally coordinated Safer Internet Day every year developed in collaboration with the Department of Education, national and local internet safety organizations, parent organizations, social media companies, and schools to provide— (A) national public awareness and evidence-based educational programs about the threats posed by circle of trust offenders and the threat of contact sexual offenses, child sexual exploitation offenses, or offenses involving child sexual abuse material, and the use of technology to facilitate those offenses; (B) information to parents and children about how to avoid or prevent technology-facilitated child sexual exploitation offenses; and (C) information about how to report possible technology-facilitated child sexual exploitation offenses or offenses involving child sexual abuse material through— (i) the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children; (ii) the ICAC Task Force Program; and (iii) any other program that— (I) raises national awareness about the threat of technology-facilitated child sexual exploitation offenses or offenses involving child sexual abuse material