The international conference "Keeping Children and Young People Safe Online" is the largest regular event in Poland concerning children's online safety. It is targeted at representatives of educational institutions, non-governmental organizations, public administration, the judiciary, and the internet sector.
The conference organisers are the Polish Safer Internet Centre, which is formed by the NASK National Research Institute and the Empowering Children Foundation.
The recording is available in Polish, English, and Ukrainian.
Speeches given:
- Understanding and Responding to New Trends in Online Grooming - prof. Julia Davidson
- The role of age verification in the protection of children - John Carr LL B
- Electronic aggression – who gets involved and why? - Prof. Jacek Pyżalski, PhD
- Upbringing in front of the screen – how to convince parents to cooperate on ensuring child online safety? - Magdalena Bigaj
- Online safety for people with autism spectrum disorder - Sylwia Kowalska
- Expert debate: Artificial intelligence – chances and risks - Inez Okulska PhD, Ada Florentyna Pawlak, Mateusz Mrozek and AMU Prof. Jacek Pyżalski PhD. Moderation: Marcin Perfuński.
- The Needs of Young People: A different perspective on prevention - Matej Bednar
- Five ways to get parents to participate in the school community. - Diljá Björk Styrmisdóttir
- New architecture of children’s rights in the information society era - Konrad Ciesiołkiewicz PhD
- What I know is different from what I feel – insights from the lives of young people in a digital world - Anna Buchner PhD, Maria Wierzbicka-Tarkowska
- Online grooming – how to keep children and youth safe effectively? - Ewa Dziemidowicz, Arkadiusz Michałowski
- Loot boxes as a form of gambling mechanisms in games - Oliwier Nytko
- School as a source of resources in dealing with peer violence - Anna Kubiak PhD
- The impact of school atmosphere on peer violence - dr Jakub Kołodziejczyk
- Restorative justice practice in dealing with peer violence in school - Aleksandra Dopierała PhD
The international conference "Keeping Children and Young People Safe Online" is the largest regular event in Poland concerning children's online safety. It is targeted at representatives of educational institutions, non-governmental organizations, public administration, the judiciary, and the internet sector.
The conference organisers are the Polish Safer Internet Centre, which is formed by the NASK National Research Institute and the Empowering Children Foundation.
The recording is available in Polish, English, and Ukrainian.
Speeches given:
- Understanding and Responding to New Trends in Online Grooming - prof. Julia Davidson
- The role of age verification in the protection of children - John Carr LL B
- Electronic aggression – who gets involved and why? - Prof. Jacek Pyżalski, PhD
- Upbringing in front of the screen – how to convince parents to cooperate on ensuring child online safety? - Magdalena Bigaj
- Online safety for people with autism spectrum disorder - Sylwia Kowalska
- Expert debate: Artificial intelligence – chances and risks - Inez Okulska PhD, Ada Florentyna Pawlak, Mateusz Mrozek and AMU Prof. Jacek Pyżalski PhD. Moderation: Marcin Perfuński.
- The Needs of Young People: A different perspective on prevention - Matej Bednar
- Five ways to get parents to participate in the school community. - Diljá Björk Styrmisdóttir
- New architecture of children’s rights in the information society era - Konrad Ciesiołkiewicz PhD
- What I know is different from what I feel – insights from the lives of young people in a digital world - Anna Buchner PhD, Maria Wierzbicka-Tarkowska
- Online grooming – how to keep children and youth safe effectively? - Ewa Dziemidowicz, Arkadiusz Michałowski
- Loot boxes as a form of gambling mechanisms in games - Oliwier Nytko
- School as a source of resources in dealing with peer violence - Anna Kubiak PhD
- The impact of school atmosphere on peer violence - dr Jakub Kołodziejczyk
- Restorative justice practice in dealing with peer violence in school - Aleksandra Dopierała PhD
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