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What do we do after AI takes over?
Tommi from the Finnish Safer Internet Centre had a conversation with an artificial intelligence tool about what life will look like as AI becomes more interwoven with society.
How can online gaming be a safer environment for everyone?
The Dutch Safer Internet Centre conducted a study on how the gaming landscape can be a toxic place, and raises the question of how to ensure it is a safe place for everyone.
How can you help children to recognise fake news?
The Belgian Safer Internet Centre outlines some key questions to help parents guide their children to spotting fake news online.
Navigating your child's contact with strangers online
Strangers who become friends. This normal experience is happening increasingly online. Child Focus notes that not all strangers online are dangerous and offers guidelines for online contact.
One week to go: Get ready for Safer Internet Day 2025!
Safer Internet Day (SID) 2025 is one week away! Officially falling on Tuesday 11 February 2025, this year, we are celebrating SID in a fresh new way.
What can parents do if their child is a victim of sextortion?
Child Focus outlines what parents and caregivers can do when their child is being pressured to show or send intimate images online.
Trainings on hate speech and online human rights
The Portuguese Institute of Sport and Youth (IPDJ) organised a face-to-face training about 'hate speech and alternative narratives, and human rights online' to promote and protect online human rights.
Statue highlights urgent need to combat child sexual exploitation
Child Focus placed a statue of the child version of Lady Justice in front of the Antwerp Law Courts to highlight the urgent need to combat the sexual exploitation of children.
Hello ICT, it’s children calling!
The Finnish Safer Internet Centre conducted a survey on 3,627 young people ages 9 to 22 to gather insights on their experiences online.
200 sign ups for a workshop on online safety in Belgium
Employees across Belgium cleared their schedules to teach 5th and 6th grade students some reflexes about online safety - in particular about privacy, cyberbullying, sexting and online friendships.
