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.

Three keys to understanding and taking action

The guide is based on a simple approach:

1. Understanding young people's digital habits;
2. To become informed through scientific expertise;
3. To act with advice tailored to the daily lives of families.

Global expertise at the service of parents

The guide brings together contributions from 37 international experts from the fields of education, research, media and child protection.

Five key issues at the heart of digital parenting

The guide provides practical insights into:

• Screen time;
• Information and critical thinking;
• Social networks and AI;
• Cyberviolence;
• Parental models.
• A tool for growing connected, together

Available internationally, this guide provides parents with tools to support their children, foster more peaceful and responsible digital habits, and re-establish communication.

At the link, the guide is available in French, English and Spanish.