Better Internet for Kids

As part of the European year of education for digital citizenship, the article reflects on the initiative by taking a look at its various challenges and opportunities.

The Albanian Safer Internet Centre tells us how Safer Internet Day was celebrated in the country this year.

"The internet is not a world we live in, but a tool we can use in the world we live in". The SID seminar in Portugal highlighted the urgent need to strengthen digital literacy.

Did you miss Safer Internet Day 2025? We'll tell you all about it! 27,000 students joined us in the online workshop “Think, connect and choose your path on the Internet”.

The Insafe-INHOPE Coordination teams visited the Finnish and Luxembourgish Safer Internet Centre as part of a wider programme to better understand what is happening in the Member States.

Safer Internet Day is celebrated worldwide every year and 2025 is no different. While the month of activities is still ongoing, we take a look at how Nepal has celebrated SID this year.

Nigeria celebrates Safer Internet Day every year, and has once again seen numerous partners in the country join forces to promote a safer internet.

The Insafe-INHOPE Coordination teams visited the Slovakian Safer Internet Centre as part of a wider programme to better understand what is happening in the Member States.

Exciting presentations, discussion panels and plenty of room for dialogue - that's what the Safer Internet Center Austria's symposium on digital trends and challenges in the lives of young people had to offer.

The Better Internet for Kids (BIK) review of the year 2024 is released to coincide with Safer Internet Day celebrations, in February 2025. This report provides an overview of a multitude of stakeholder efforts to both protect and empower children and young people in their digital lives over the past year, when BIK has focused on making sure that young people are protected, respected, and equipped with the skills they need to thrive in the digital world.