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Parents, why can your daughters change the internet?
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.
Telegram: What you need to know to protect your children
The French Safer Internet Centre details some concerns around Telegram, an app that is rising in popularity amongst young people.
Expert discussion on deep fake technology and the challenges of enforcement
The Dutch Safer Internet Centre hosted an expert session in which they highlighted the large presence of deepfake pornographic materials on a specific website and what needs to be done.
Teaching kids about consent with a fun and educational video series
Safer Internet France in collaboration with a committee of experts created an animated video series aiming to educate children aged 6 to 11 on safe online behaviour.
A path to responsible digital education in France
An article co-authored by over 130 experts, educators, and professionals in France propose an evidence-based pathway to responsibly integrate digital education.
Insafe booth at IGF 2024: Promoting a Better Internet for Kids and SID
The booth, as in previous years, provided visitors with a wealth of information about the Better Internet for Kids (BIK) initiative and its comprehensive offerings.
Insafe delegation hosts IGF 2024 Day 0 event on online first aid for children
Participants from all over the world explored how European Safer Internet Centres are fostering a safer digital environment for young people.
Insights from dynamic coalition session at IGF 2024: Age-aware IoT
The session, “Age-aware IoT: Better IoT”, highlighted critical steps and action points to ensure children’s rights are respected within the expanding Internet of Things (IoT) landscape.
SID 2025 in France: Digital citizenship in the age of AI
For Safer Internet Day 2025, the French Safer Internet Centre is focusing on artificial intelligence and what it means for young people and their futures.
DigiStories: Alex game - Teaching students about online habits
The interactive game is designed for students aged 11 to 15 and allows them to handle issues such as excessive screen time and healthy online habits.
