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INCIBE presents the campaign "DSAforYOUth - Protecting minors by design" to raise awareness about how the Digital Services Act protects minors online
Do your children and teenagers spend time on social media, watching videos, or playing online? Are you up to date with the changes that the Digital Services Act (DSA) will bring to protect minors in the digital environment? The campaign DSAforYOUth – Protecting minors by design may be of interest to you, as a parent or caregiver, to understand the new measures in a clear and simple way.
New information brochure: “Youth panel guide - what moves us online. Tips from young people on the topic of online safety”
What do young people see as the biggest risks when they are online? What tips would they give other young people on how to deal with the various challenges they face online? Several interviews and workshops with participants of the klicksafe Youth Panel have resulted in a comprehensive guide with tips from young people on topics such as cyberbullying, excessive media use, hate speech, and dealing with AI. The new information brochure is now available to download and order.
Online safety advent calendar: 24 prevention tips to protect children online
In December, Child Focus (part of the Belgian Safer Internet Centre) is launching a unique prevention calendar: 24 short video tips for parents who want their children to grow up safe, strong, and confident online.
Protecting children in the digital age: insights from France’s educational and regulatory initiatives
France has introduced pioneering measures to protect children online, from regulating child influencers and parental sharing, to proposing a minimum age for social media access. To enhance the visibility of ARCOM’s regulatory work and its cooperation within the Insafe network, the French awareness centre Internet Sans Crainte (ISC), joined the Polish Safer Internet Centre at NASK’s international conference in Warsaw. The joint session explored how France’s initiatives are being implemented, and what they mean for schools, parents, and digital literacy education.
Stronger together: three conferences across Croatia highlight rising needs and joint action for child online safety
October and November marked a powerful season of action for the Croatian Safer Internet Centre, bringing three major conferences to Zagreb, Osijek and Split, each reinforcing the same message: protecting children in the digital environment requires continuous education, strong partnerships, and a society that refuses to look away.
The Austrian Safer Internet Centre is getting ready for Safer Internet Day 2026
On Safer Internet Day 2026, the Austrian Safer Internet Centre (SIC) will once again draw attention to online safety issues and encourage participation in this day of global celebrations. Activities organised by the SIC to mark the 23rd Safer Internet Day include Safer Internet Month celebrations in February in Austria, the social wall, a digital lesson, and the annual symposium.
Why consent matters: advice for teens
Consent is a fundamental part of all relationships. Yet historically, it has been misunderstood or overlooked in society. From outdated norms to gendered expectations, the way we talk about and understand consent has been shaped by cultural and institutional influences.
Safer Internet Forum 2025 is here!
The Safer Internet Forum 2025 sees various online safety stakeholders and young people discuss topics around the theme: "Why age matters: Protecting and empowering youth in the digital age".
Youth leading the way at Safer Internet Forum 2025
From planning to presenting on stage: how young people are steering the Safer Internet Forum 2025.
Digital safety education: how the Romanian Safer Internet Centre brings the DSA principles into schools
This article is part of the campaign DSA for YOUth - Protecting minors by design, focusing on the DSA guidelines for the protection of minors under the DSA, including the age verification (AV) and age-appropriate (AA) measures, and translating these rules into clear, practical, and jargon-free resources. In this insight series, we explore how different Safer Internet Centres are working at the national level to raise awareness about the DSA and how it impacts the everyday lives of young people, their parents or caregivers, and teachers and educators.
