Better Internet for Kids

When adults specifically approach minors on the Internet, this is called "cybergrooming". For example, children and young people are asked to send nude photos or to meet the perpetrators in real life.

The infographic gives parents an overview of the most relevant facts and recommendations for action on the topic.

What warning signs should I be aware of?
How can I protect my child?
And what can I do if something does happen?

To avoid giving online groomers free rein, it is important to arm children against groomer tactics. That's why Child Focus built the 'OK Groomer' game in the virtual universe of Roblox: an online platform in which millions of children play and create games every day.
In various mini-games, grooming tactics come to life as bad guys. Players will learn to identify, report and block these tricksters.

To avoid giving online groomers free rein, it is important to arm children against groomer tactics. That's why Child Focus built the 'OK Groomer' game in the virtual universe of Roblox: an online platform in which millions of children play and create games every day.
In various mini-games, grooming tactics come to life as bad guys. Players will learn to identify, report and block these tricksters.

A guide that explains what we should be careful of when using social networks

Α pamphlet with top tips for parents

How is Twitch used by children and young people? What opportunities can the platform offer? What dangers should parents be aware of? And what is an emote?

The streaming platform Twitch exerts a great fascination on children and young people. The platform is mainly used by gamers who play live and comment on it. Craft videos, live music and other hobbies have also found their place on the platform.

The booklet provides information for parents, gives tips, and explains how children and young people can be safely guided in dealing with live content.

What are typical juvenile offenses and how are they tried in court? What are the stories behind the crimes? The ZDFtivi format "Young Crime" explores these questions. In episodes of 25 minutes each, a true case is presented. In most cases, a German juvenile court has ruled on the matter. Theft, property damage, assault, coercion, blackmail - "Young Crime" focuses on the crimes that are primarily committed by young people.

How?
By explaining to parents how video games work and how they evolve in order to have a concrete representation of what players are talking about and doing.
By identifying the difficulties and challenges of video games in order to talk about them intelligently and kindly with young people.
By putting in place educational strategies to accompany parents in an open dialogue about video games with their child.

Youth Panel comment on the main pillars of the new ΒΙΚ+ strategy

When you die you leave a lot behind. Physical items, such as books, furniture or CDs. But also a lot of accounts and digital things. What happens to your digital belongings after you die? And what can you do now, to properly arrange your digital legacy?