Campaign overview
During the autumn of 2025, the DSA for YOUth - Protecting minors by design campaign placed a focus on the Digital Services Act (DSA) guidelines for the protection of minors (available in all EU languages), including age verification (AV) and age-appropriate (AA) measures. It translated these rules into clear, practical, and jargon-free resources that you can easily use to help keep children and young people safe online.
Whether you’re a parent seeking to provide a safe digital environment for your child, a teacher guiding classroom discussions, or a young person navigating platforms every day, this campaign was designed for you! Although the active campaign phase is now over, a range of resources can support you in your daily activities online.
The campaign brought together a range of resources designed to help you learn more about the protection of minors under the DSA, including toolkits, family-friendly booklets, and video insights from young people. Recordings from the campaign's live events and webinars allow you to learn more from experts on how the EC and Safer Internet Centres across Europe.
Learn more about the DSA more generally on the DSA section of the BIK portal.
Join the #DSAforYOUth conversation online!
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From the Insafe network
Safer Internet Centres (SICs) across Europe provide a wide range of resources, available in different languages, specifically designed to raise awareness of the DSA and how it ensures a safe digital experience for minors.
Youth voices - see what young people think about the DSA guidelines and how it affects their online life.
How do you manage your feed or recommendations?
Cian, 16, Ireland
Should platforms explain why they need to know your age?
Sofia, 17, Portugal
What keeps you scrolling on an app?
Gabriele, 17, Italy
How could reporting content online be easier and safer for you?
Alexandru, 16, Romania
