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Save the Children Finland hosts webinar on child sexual abuse
Save the Children Finland’s annual seminar, 'information on child sexual abuse', took place in November 2021. Due to the ongoing pandemic, this year's seminar was held online, which enabled both global presenters and participants to attend.
Encouraging dialogue about digital habits in Denmark for Safer Internet Day 2022
The Danish Safer Internet Centre (SIC) launched a special activity on Safer Internet Day 2022 to encourage a conversation between parents and carers and young people about their digital habits.
Taking control of your digital identity
Striving for popularity can sometimes take surprising but effective new forms. It is natural for young people to use social media to satisfy their essential psychosocial needs. These include the need for love, belonging, self-esteem, personal achievements, and so on.
Austria publishes a study on cyberbullying during pandemic times for Safer Internet Day 2022
Cyberbullying is, unfortunately, part of young people’s lives, but equally they know where to get help if they find themselves in such a situation. This is one of the encouraging results of a new study on cyberbullying among Austrian youth.
What is fake news and how can it affect children and teenagers?
Internet access opens up an endless world of interesting things for children and teenagers to discover and, at least in theory, helps them better understand how the world in which we live works. On the other hand, we see daily examples of sites, articles and videos that present social, political and economic events in a style that does not correspond to journalistic principles.
Norway focuses on hate speech on Safer Internet Day 2022
One in four 16 to 20-year-olds has experienced hate speech online in the past year, while only four per cent of the general population have experienced the same. Additionally, 12 per cent of young people state that they have been exposed to hate speech aimed at skin colour, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, or disability. These are statements that are prohibited under the Penal Code.
Reaching parents in the workplace
For the past eleven years, since the inception of the BeSmartonline! project (the Maltese Safer Internet Centre (SIC)), a number of challenges have been overcome. However, one challenge which has persisted over these years has been reaching out to parents.
Educational fairy tales and games to celebrate Safer Internet Day 2022 in Greece
More than 1000 schools – including primary schools, junior high schools and high schools - participated in the events organised by the Greek Safer Internet Centre to celebrate Safer Internet Day 2022. The focus was on develeping knowledge on a safer use of the internet through children's favourite activities such as reading fairy tales (for younger children) and playing games (for older ones).
The role of teachers in combatting cyberbullying
As technology has developed, although having many benefits, it has permitted various forms of cyberbullying to multiply over the years. From sending malicious or threatening messages, to spreading unpleasant secrets in the virtual environment, or breaking accounts on social networks and changing them in order to ridicule others, our children can be subjected to a range of humiliating situations online which they need help responding to.
What is digital legacy and why is it important?
Digital legacy is an aspect of the digital environment that is often overlooked but is indeed relevant. It deals with what happens to your social media accounts and your digital footprint after your death. Here, the Dutch Safer Internet Centre (SIC) provides useful tips on how to manage your digital legacy.
