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Poster: Just a fake
Just a fake poster helps to outline the means of misleading and also discuss the motives behind them. The poster is localized from the English poster of EAVI - Media Literacy for Citizenship.
Be Kind (An anti cyberbullying campaign)
From movies to series, to games, to stories, we have grown accustomed to seeing hostility. Whilst being assertive is beneficial being aggressive is not!
Show kindness, you can make a difference! When experiencing cyberbullying, be kind to yourself by reaching out for help and support; be kind to the bully, for it could be a cry for help without them realizing; and be kind to one another by stepping in to show that you do not support the harmful behavior.
Being kind is showing strength. Let’s be strong together.
#BeSmartOnline #Kindness #cyberbullying #cyberbullyingprevention
Digital Detox Campaign
Due to Covid-19 restrictions, we needed to rethink of ways on how to reach our audience in their homes. This Digital Detox Campaign was extremely successful. It's aim was to promote online/offline balance.
Ejja nitkellmu dwar Sexting
A set of tips relating to sexting and online safety.
Since Covid-19 has driven more children and adults online, we decided to issue these tips online through our Facebook and Instagram pages, rather than in poster format as originally intended.
Literacy of media sex for youth - A guide for sex positive media education
The new guide provides teachers and other educators relevant and researched-based information about sex and sexuality in the media 13-18 year-olds are using. It offers tools and encouragement to discuss these topics with young people, gives examples of sexual education in the context of media literacy, and contributes to neutral and non-shaming discussion about sexuality and sexual cultures in the media. The author of the guide is MA, Sex educator Petra Kankare.
Safer Internet Use - memes
A series of memes/images were shared through Social Media, in order to try to reach as many people as we could during this time where restrictions are in place.
This meme campaign centred around - excessive use, critical thinking when it comes to fake news, grooming awareness, and balanced use of technology.
Who Are We?
A campaign designed to raise awareness of our BeSmartOnline project, and why should people approach us for help.
30-day Virtual Restart Challenge
One of the biggest challenges for parents today is to teach their children to find a balance between real and virtual life, so that they do not become overly dependent on digital devices and the internet. Latvian Safer Internet Center offers a 30-day challenge called "Virtual Restart", which includes 30 practical tips (tasks) that your child can do every day to learn to control the time he spends on his smartphone and in front of screens and to protect himself from the various online risks.
Conspiracy myths - causes and consequences
More and more often we hear the terms disinformation, propaganda, manipulative interpretation of facts, conspiracy myths.
This material focuses on conspiracy myths, providing an understanding of why they exist, why some people believe in them and how they influence individual and societal beliefs.
How to prepare your child's computer and smart devices for safe online learning?
A short informative material with advices for parents to set ap a child’s computers or smart device for use during remote learning.
Firstly, it is recommended that the child creates a separate user account to help limit access to information that is inappropriate for their age.
This is particularly important if parents are also using the computer and there are no age restrictions. Creating a new user account is slightly different for each operating system. The same applies to setting up a new user profile for a new user. These and other tips can be found in the material
