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In light of World Consumer Rights Day, the AdWiseOnline campaign highlights numerous educational materials for parents and teachers to navigate marketing in online gaming with young people.
The Belgian Safer Internet Centre, Child Focus, gives practical advice for parents who believe their child is in contact with someone suspicious online.
The Belgian Safer Internet Centre outlines some key questions to help parents guide their children to spotting fake news 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.
Child Focus outlines what parents and caregivers can do when their child is being pressured to show or send intimate images online.
Safer Internet Centre Portugal has translated and adapted a guide to positive digital parenting of children aged 3 to 6 called "Mum, can I use your phone?", which is available for free.
The Safer Internet Centre in France describe gender inequalities online and how parents can encourage and empower their daughters to take up space online and offline.
The French Safer Internet Centre details some concerns around Telegram, an app that is rising in popularity amongst young people.
The book, which will be published in March, covers topics such as cyberbullying, social networks, sharing content on the internet, dating or playing games.
The #MediaSmartOnline campaign aims to spotlight media literacy actions, initiatives and resources across Europe, thanks to the cooperation of the Insafe network of Safer Internet Centres (SICs). As the campaign has now just finished its first, full roll-out all over Europe, we look back at the main highlights and successes.