Better Internet for Kids

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Lithuania marked Safer Internet Day (SID) 2026 with a month-long programme of activities bringing together schools, libraries, policymakers and young people across the country. Through contests, educational events and community activities, the initiative itself reached over 250 000 people, while media coverage extended its message to many more.

In 2025, EU co funded hotlines received over 4.5 million reports of potentially illegal online content, highlighting both the scale of online harms reported by the public and the essential role hotlines play in identifying and addressing them.

On 17 March 2026, COFACE Families Europe and KMOP hosted the “Families in the age of artificial intelligence: Rights, inclusion and empowerment” conference in Athens. Read more from BIK Youth Ambassador Vaggelis' point of view, who participated in the event.

On 17 March 2026, COFACE Families Europe and KMOP hosted the “Families in the age of artificial intelligence: Rights, inclusion and empowerment” conference in Athens. Read more from BIK Youth Ambassador Zuzanna’s point of view, who participated in the event.

Safer Internet Day 2026 was celebrated in Croatia on 10 February, with activities taking place throughout February as part of the Safer Internet Month. The Croatian Safer Internet Centre (SIC), implemented by the Centre for Missing and Exploited Children, organised a wide range of educational activities, awareness campaigns and events aimed at promoting safe and responsible internet use among children, young people, parents and professionals.

On 17 March 2026, COFACE Families Europe and KMOP hosted the “Families in the age of artificial intelligence: Rights, inclusion and empowerment” conference in Athens. Read more from BIK Youth Ambassador João's point of view, who participated in the event.

The Insafe network of helplines collects data about the calls received and is analysed every three months in order to look at possible trends and emerging issues.

The Slovenian Safer Internet Centre has successfully concluded Safer Internet Month 2026. More than 20,000 children and teenagers participated in the main activity, "Internet safety month for schools," carrying out various activities in February related to the main theme of Safer Internet Day in Slovenia, "Young consumers on the internet."

The National Contact Centre for Child Online Safety marked Safer Internet Day (SID), a global initiative dedicated to creating a safer and more responsible digital environment for children and young people. The Prime Minister of the Republic of Serbia, Prof. Dr. Đuro Macut, attended the high-level Safer Internet Day event at the Palace of Science in Belgrade, where he emphasised that children’s online safety is not merely a technical issue, but a matter of responsibility, care, and the values we build as a society.