Better Internet for Kids

This educational video shows a scenario in which not the victim, but the perpetrator (who forwarded a nude picture of his girlfriend) gets targeted. His friends and classmates condone his behavior and the victim gets support. This video is used in classrooms to start the conversation on how everyone plays a part in victim blaming and shows concrete examples on how to turn this around.

This reseach project examined the method and impact of financial sextortion in young boys (26 years). This research aimed to answer the following questions:
To what extent and how can similarities be identified between the various processes of financial sextortion of Dutch male victims? And what are the financial and emotional impacts on Dutch male victims of financial sextortion? For and English translation of the summary, please contact Helpwanted.nl

You probably have more smart devices than you think: baby monitor, toys, doorbell with camera, your router. If such a device is hacked, the criminal might get to your whole network. It is therefore very important to not only update your computer and mobile, but also your devices connected to the internet. We've created a quiz to test your knowlegde on smart devices and to help you recognize them.

In this digital world, toddlers grow up surrounded by screens. The TV, tablet, laptop, smartphone or game console is a gateway to a fun activity for children: a movie, game, dance, video call ... What about screen time for the little ones? What do they do on it? What is suitable for toddlers and pre-schoolers? And what do you, as a parent, need to pay attention to? This webinar will help you on your way. For parents with children between 0 and 6 years old.

Bullying affects deeply. But what is the impact? Sometimes it goes on digitally. Is there a difference between cyberbullying and 'normal' bullying? The analysis of cyberbullying in this webinar will make you as a parent more alert to detect signs of bullying behaviour. And you will learn more about how you can accompany your teenager regarding cyberbullying problematic.

Keen on playing games on mobile, tablet, laptop, computer, Switch or Xbox…Building, racing, playing football or playing army..., all digital, guaranteed hours of fun. Sometimes getting on the nerves of parents. How can you, as a parent, deal with attraction of gaming on teens and to cope with the strange behaviours of your child?

A lot of young people are almost continuously engaged in online social contact. What do young people do digitally? Via which social media? How do they experience it? How does this affect your family? How can you as a parent guide your teenager in dealing with digital media? A webinar full of parenting tips for parents about their teenager's social media use.

"So cute, that picture of our Emma! I'll just send it to our group." Is that what you do? Sharing funny pictures of your child with family and friends via WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook... it's called sharenting.
What about sharing photos of your own child? Is it allowed? And what do children and young people think about it? How can you 'sharent' in a good way? In the webinar Karen Linten (Mediawijs) tells us more about this and gives us useful tips.

From games in the classroom to e-learning; digital media makes learning more fun and more effective. But how do you deal with privacy and reliability?

This thematic dossier offers tips on how to get the most out of e-learning. It provides an overview of the possibilities and risks associated with online learning, recommends different products and services and more.

The video shows the 6 rights that children have on the internet according to the General comment No. 25 (2021) on children’s rights in relation to the digital environment. Each of the six young Romanian youth panelists present a right and an example of how that particular right is applied.