Better Internet for Kids

The seven videos of the Italian SIC communication campaign called "I Super Errori" - "The Super-Mistakes" were launched through television, social networks and in schools through training activities and awareness events. All members of the Italian SIC, the media partners and the Advisory Board have been involved in the promotion of the video through their social networks, websites, TV and media channels.

As gaming addiction has officially been recognised by the World Health Organisation as a mental health condition, this resource provides guidance on what it is and what steps parents can take to protect children from developing the condition.

The resource gives advice for parents and carers concerned about cyberbullying and practical tips for how they can support their child.

A resources on dealing with propaganda, misinformation and fake news

A list of resources aim to help parents, teachers, and school facilitate student learning and provide social care and interaction during periods of school closure.

The main purpose of the "Italian National Guidelines for schools and private sector on Child Online Protection" is to provide guiding principles to be followed for the implementation of initiatives in schools aimed at promoting a positive and conscious use of digital technologies as well as at preventing and combating the online risks.
These principles are intended to represent minimum quality standards to be observed by public and private actors who carry out initiatives in schools with the purpose to increase the quality and traceability of the interventions.

Help young people stay safe on Instagram – a popular online photo and video-sharing platform. You’ll get tips on how to utilise existing safety features to give young people a safer experience on the app.

Inappropriate content advice & support for childrena and young people

Tips and advice are aimed, in part, at parents and educators, seeking to prevent children under their care from experiencing or engaging in hate speech as well as dealing with it in healthy ways when they encounter it. But it’s not just for child caregivers. Hate speech can affect people of any age, including adults, which is why we’re also recommending this guide for affected adults, law enforcement, the medical/mental health community, clergy and anyone else dealing with the impact of hate speech.

The term ‘sexting’ is used to describe the sending and receiving of sexually explicit photos, messages and video clips, by text, email or posting them on social networking sites. Young people may send images and messages to their friends, partners, or even strangers they meet online. Although there is a lot of talk among teens of sending nudes research shows there’s been little growth in the number of young people doing it. Here some advice for teens about sexting.