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Children's book: 'Guardians of the internet'
The book, which will be published in March, covers topics such as cyberbullying, social networks, sharing content on the internet, dating or playing games.
Czech media education fair 2024
Through workshops, panel discussions and interactive booths, visitors of the Media education fair in the Czech Republic learned about various topics concerning online safety.
Advent calendar to enhance children's digital competence
The purpose of the advent calendar is to educate children on safe and wise use of the internet and digital devices, and is designed to use year-round.
Slovenia: Increased cyberbullying among primary school children
The Slovenian Safer internet centre conducted a study which revealed that young teenagers and primary school children are experiencing increased cyber bullying, with girls being most affected.
Minecraft world on cybersecurity presented at Lisbon games week 2024
The Portuguese Safer Internet Centre presented a new Minecraft world that will be used to teach children about cybersecurity, and will launch on Safer Internet Day 2025.
New cybersecurity activity: Code Hunters – Escape game
The Safer Internet Centre in Luxembourg launched an interactive escape game to teach young people about cybersecurity, while enhancing their teamworking and problem solving skills.
Young people in focus at national conference in Sweden
A youth panel were in the spotlight at the conference "A Better Internet for Kids" - the first national conference hosted by the Swedish Safer Internet Centre.
AdWiseOnline: Manipulative marketing practices in online gaming
A campaign focused on empowering young people with knowledge about manipulative in-game marketing practices and their consumer rights.
BEE SECURE Radar 2024: Report on the use of ICT by young people in Luxembourg
The Luxembourgish Safer Internet Centre released its annual report on trends in the online use and behaviour of young people in the country.
A successful peer-to-peer programme celebrates its 30th anniversary
The German Safer Internet Centre has celebrated 30 years of successfully running a programme in which young people who are trained youth counsellors volunteer to operate a helpline to help their peers.
