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This website showcases the many events and activities taking place across the globe to mark Safer Internet Day. A global day of focus took place on Tuesday, 11 February 2025, and events and activities will continue throughout the whole month of February.
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Through this campaign, we call upon all stakeholders to join together to make the internet a safer and better place for all, and especially children and young people. This website shines a spotlight on what's happening in your country and connects you to the organisations and supporters leading activities. Browse the profiles to find contacts and resources to help you create a safer and better internet.

In your country

Safer Internet Day is celebrated around the world in February of each year, with Safer Internet Centres, Safer Internet Day Committees and other supporters in each of the countries coming together to plan and organise events.

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Locate your country to find out what is happening near you to mark the day and get ideas on how you can contribute to a better internet, not just on Safer Internet Day but all year long.

Latest news

Albanian Safer Internet Centre 24 June 2025

Over 7,400 children and 600 parents and teachers join the netSMARTkids Albania national campaign on safer internet in schools

The campaign “Safer and better protected children online in safe schools” was organised in support and in coordination with the Albanian action plan for safety in schools of the Albanian government and the Ministry of Education, which was adopted in December 2024 after the tragic event of the murder of a minor in Tirana by a peer, after a conflict that had arisen on social networks.

BIK Team 23 June 2025

Croatia celebrates the first anniversary of the counselling centre in Zagreb with the launch of the "Take It Down" tool

The presence of explicit content online can be deeply frightening and traumatic, especially for young people. With the innovative Take It Down tool, minors can regain control over their digital identity and reduce the harmful consequences of sexual extortion. This is a significant step forward in combating online abuse, offering victims the chance to remove unauthorised content. Every victim deserves support and protection. 

Greek Safer Internet Centre 23 June 2025

Children’s online habits in Greece: 2025 nationwide survey explores challenges in implementing the Digital Services Act (DSA)

The study focused on four key areas: age verification, screen time and overuse, exposure to harmful content, and use of parental control tools, all within the context of Very Large Online Platforms (VLOPs).