Better Internet for Kids

The Norwegian Safer Internet Centre produced two articles for SID 2025: one to parents and one to young people. Read more about what the SIC has to say to young people wondering about reporting content online.

Each year, Safer Internet Day focuses on how we can make the internet a fun, safe and better place for all children and young people. This year, the Belgian Safer Internet Centre (consisting of Child Focus, Média Animation, CSEM and Mediawijs) focused on supporting children and young people using AI.

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 European School Education Platform shares resources and articles produced for the month of critical thinking, which took place in February 2025.

As part of Safer Internet Day, Child Focus launched a campaign about the devastating effects of deepnudes on victims and raises the issue of this growing trend among young people.

For Safer Internet Day 2025, Austria's Safer Internet Centre presented a study revealing how young people from the ages of 11 to 19 experience sexual harassment online.

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”.