Balanced Everyday Digital Life
In this video, professor and neuroscientist Minna Huotilainen talks about what makes up a balanced daily digital life and why children need predictable daily routines.
Report: ”I wouldn’t count this as normal, traditional sex, but it is a form of sex”
ECPAT’s report “I wouldn’t count this as normal, traditional sex, but it is a form of sex” shows that technical development has changed the way children explore their sexuality and that children and adolescents are having sex in new ways today. Awareness is lacking among adults about how technical development has affected the way young people have sex. Adults need to be able to inform children about the rules that apply both online and offline.
”Everything that is not a yes is a no”
ECPAT’s report “Everything that is not a yes is a no” is about children´s everyday exposure to sexual crimes and their protective strategies. The report is based on ECPAT’s survey “Nude Online” (Nude på nätet 2021) in which almost 13,000 children participated, between the ages of 10-17 years. In the survey children have shared their experiences of being subjected to crime, and their protection strategies.
”Då tog ’hon’ en screen och allt började”
ECPATs senaste rapport som är en studie av sexuell utpressning av barn i ekonomiskt syfte. I rapporten beskrivs hur framför allt pojkar utsätts för en ny typ av sexualbrott där förövarens motiv primärt inte är sexuellt, utan i stället egen ekonomisk vinning. Förövarna manipulerar till sig nakenbilder och -filmer från pojkarna, inte sällan genom att utge sig för att vara en jämnårig flicka. Ofta tillhör de organiserad brottslighet och barnen är deras nya brottsoffer.
Handbook: Children as experts
Experts on their own situation
A central theme for our method is children’s participation. We are convinced that children are experts on their own situation and must therefore play a central role when we design surveys for them. This means that children participate in all parts of our survey process – in planning, design, implementation and analysis.
Unique datasets
Emotional and Interaction Skills
In this video, professor and neuroscientist Minna Huotilainen discusses why media content may be problematic when a child is learning emotional and interaction skills.
Parents as Media Educators
In this video, professor and neuroscientist Minna Huotilainen discusses the parent’s role as a media educator and the parent’s duty to regulate children’s media use.
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.
Point de Contact - Annual Report 2022
The reporting platform Point de Contact has published its 2022 annual report on the volume of reports received and processed as well as on the trends observed in cybercrime. This report is also an opportunity to highlight the work carried out throughout the year 2022 : activities, projects and awareness-raising.
Here are some key figures: 36 169 received in 2022, 8 806 URLs qualified as sexual exploitation of minors and 9 470 URLs were forwarded to law enforcement authorities.
Video series - "Young people online: well informed, better protected!"
“Jeunes connectés : bien informés,mieux protégés !” (Young people online: well informed, better protected!) - on 2023, alongside its local partners Génération Numérique and L'Ecole Marianne, Point de Contact launched a series of seven videos about illegal content and online risks. It adresses 6 main topics : online hate, child prostitution, cyber-bullying, shocking and extreme contents, fake news, and pornography.
