Highlighting young people's everyday experiences
Original title: Mäkin oon kokenu ton! Nettikiusaaminen ei ole läppä
This resource is a Finnish video titled "Mäkin oon kokenut ton" (I've experienced that too), produced by Nuortennetti under the Mannerheim League for Child Welfare (MLL), part of the Finnish Safer Internet Centre.
The Game Changers
The Game Changers is an educational multi-platform interactive video game developed by Generazioni Connesse, the Italian Safer Internet Centre.
"The Dark Poster"
Original title: Il Postatore Nero
The Dark Poster is an educational awareness module created by Generazioni Connesse, the Italian Safer Internet Centre. Part of the #SuperErrori (Super Errors) campaign, this resource uses a comic-style character to teach young people about online harassment, cyberbullying, and fake profiles. The Dark Poster represents a web user who hides behind digital anonymity, posts offensive content for social media likes, and creates fake accounts to target others out of deep-seated insecurity.
Safer Internet Day 2025 educational kit (Secondary school: Cycle 4 – lycée)
Designed for middle and high school educators, this advanced workshop kit from Internet Sans Crainte (part of the French Safer Internet Centre) addresses complex digital issues for students aged 11 to 18. It equips teachers with guided debate modules, critical thinking exercises, and media literacy activities tailored for adolescents. Key topics covered include:
Safer Internet Day 2025 educational kit (Primary school: CE2 – Cycle 3)
Created by Internet Sans Crainte (part of the French Safer Internet Centre), this educational kit is tailored for primary school teachers working with students aged 8 to 11. Built around the official Safer Internet Day 2025 theme, it provides ready-to-use classroom activities that introduce young learners to responsible internet and AI use. The kit structures lessons around three core topics:
Back to school: practical advice for children and parents
This page hosted by the French child safety organisation e-Enfance (part of the French Safer Internet Centre) provides a set of practical advisory fact sheets ("fiches conseils") tailored for the 2025 back-to-school season.
Designed for both parents and children, the resource covers key digital safety topics including:
Safer Internet Day 2026 awareness kit
This resource is an awareness kit created by e-Enfance (operator of the French 3018 helpline, part of the French Safer Internet Centre) for Safer Internet Day 2026.
It focuses on promoting digital well-being and healthy screen habits among children and teenagers under the campaign slogan "Screens and you... how's it going?" The resource provides:
Clemi-UNESCO international guide for families
An international guide to support families
Screens, social media, artificial intelligence, disinformation, cyberbullying… Parents are facing constantly evolving digital challenges. To support them, UNESCO, CLEMI, and Réseau Canopé have published an international guide offering reliable information and practical advice.
A global launch at UNESCO
The guide was officially launched on June 22 at UNESCO headquarters in Paris during an international event bringing together experts, institutions and partners committed to digital education.
Social media and me (for high-school students)
Original title:" "Les réseaux et moi"
This is an interactive educational module produced by Internet Sans Crainte (part of the French Safer Internet Centre) for teenagers aged 12 to 18 (middle and high school students).
Practical guide on non-consensual sharing of intimate content
This resource published by e-Enfance (part of the French Safer Internet Centre) is a short information sheet addressing the unauthorized sharing of intimate content (non-consensual sexting and image-based abuse) among young people.
The document covers:
