We invite you to save the date for Safer Internet Forum (SIF) 2025, which will take place in a hybrid format in Brussels and online on Thursday, 4 December 2025.
This year's edition will focus on how age can impact the safety and well-being of children and young people in the digital world. More specifically, the Forum will consider how age assurance, in connection with a broader range of protective and preventive measures, can help to protect children and young people from harmful content while providing them with age-appropriate, positive online experiences. It will bring together a variety of public and private stakeholders, including youth, to discuss the current state of play across and beyond the European Union, with reference to recent political and technical solutions being implemented.
Registration will open during October 2025; in-person attendance will be by invitation only, while anyone is welcome to join online. Once live, further registration information will be shared on our social channels (LinkedIn, Facebook, and X (formerly Twitter)) and in the next edition of the BIK bulletin.
We invite you to save the date for Safer Internet Forum (SIF) 2025, which will take place in a hybrid format in Brussels and online on Thursday, 4 December 2025.
This year's edition will focus on how age can impact the safety and well-being of children and young people in the digital world. More specifically, the Forum will consider how age assurance, in connection with a broader range of protective and preventive measures, can help to protect children and young people from harmful content while providing them with age-appropriate, positive online experiences. It will bring together a variety of public and private stakeholders, including youth, to discuss the current state of play across and beyond the European Union, with reference to recent political and technical solutions being implemented.
Registration will open during October 2025; in-person attendance will be by invitation only, while anyone is welcome to join online. Once live, further registration information will be shared on our social channels (LinkedIn, Facebook, and X (formerly Twitter)) and in the next edition of the BIK bulletin.
- Safer Internet Forum (SIF)
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