Better Internet for Kids

Child Focus outlines what parents and caregivers can do when their child is being pressured to show or send intimate images online.

The Portuguese Institute of Sport and Youth (IPDJ) organised a face-to-face training about 'hate speech and alternative narratives, and human rights online' to promote and protect online human rights.

Child Focus placed a statue of the child version of Lady Justice in front of the Antwerp Law Courts to highlight the urgent need to combat the sexual exploitation of children.

The Finnish Safer Internet Centre conducted a survey on 3,627 young people ages 9 to 22 to gather insights on their experiences online.

Employees across Belgium cleared their schedules to teach 5th and 6th grade students some reflexes about online safety - in particular about privacy, cyberbullying, sexting and online friendships.

The Dutch SIC created a campaign highlighting each person's right to decide who sees their photo or knows their location - despite the centre facing challenges along the way.

For Safer Internet Day 2025, the Greek SIC has created new educational material to promote safe and responsible internet use, designed for students, parents, educators and stakeholders.

On 12 and13 September 2024, an online cluster meeting took place with the Danish and Polish SICs as part of a wider programme to better understand what is happening in the Member States.

The Dutch Safer Internet Centre has released a programme in which it took the aspect of Krav Maga for self-defence offline and translated it into teaching young people how to stay safe online,

The Greek Safer Internet Centre shares highlights from the annual advisory board meeting on the implementation of the Digital Services Act in Greece.