About our SID activities
The Center for Safer Internet (CSI) currently operates in three cities: Zagreb, Osijek, and Split. This year, Safer Internet Day will be marked in each city, in addition to the central event in Zagreb, ensuring that our activities reach a wide audience across the country.
The Zagreb office is marking Safer Internet Day in February by co-hosting the conference Together for a Better Internet in partnership with HAKOM and CARNET. The conference will take place in Zagreb on Tuesday, 10 February 2026, with the aim of highlighting the importance of creating a safe and supportive digital environment for children and young people. Through expert presentations and panel discussions, the conference will address key topics such as the prevention of cyberbullying, protection of children’s personal data, access to high-quality online content, and the shared responsibility for fostering responsible digital behaviour. The conference is youth-led and co-created with children and young people, clearly recognising them not only as users who need protection, but as active stakeholders in shaping a safer internet.
The Osijek office will also mark Safer Internet Day locally by organising an event at a primary school in the Osijek area. A lecture will be delivered to all school counsellors, teachers, and teaching staff, focusing on distinguishing peer conflict from violence, appropriate responses to cases of cyberbullying, effective ways of communicating with children in such situations, and an overview of the most common online risks children face today. Following the training, a quiz will be held for students in the upper grades, with questions covering general knowledge about online safety and appropriate ways to respond, and featuring valuable prizes.
The Split office will also mark Safer Internet Day locally by organising an event at a primary school. The focus will be on primary prevention activities for both students and teachers, including educational sessions and a quiz designed to raise awareness about online safety and responsible digital behaviour.
Through this approach, CSI reaches nearly the entire country, making its Safer Internet Day activities widely accessible to children, teachers, and school communities across Croatia.
On Safer Internet Day itself, an online quiz for children will be available (more information can be found on our website: dansigurnijeginterneta.org). Throughout February, we have planned multiple online lectures (webinars) for professionals and parents and the release of additional educational materials.
What we are doing to create a better internet...
We are dedicated to creating a safer and more responsible digital environment, especially for children and their parents. Our key activities include:
- Live conference: Being organised on a national level in Zagreb with children and adults participating in the interactive activities and program of the conference
- Education: Developing age-appropriate materials for children and practical resources for parents.
- Workshops and lectures: Organising sessions for children, parents and experts on digital safety and responsible online behaviour.
- Awareness campaigns: Promoting Safer Internet Day and other initiatives focused on family digital well-being.
- Collaborations: Partnering with schools and other organisations to promote positive digital experiences for families.
Our mission is to empower children and parents to navigate the digital world confidently and safely.
You can follow all our Safer Internet Day activities and access valuable resources through our official website. Additionally, we will be sharing updates, educational materials, and interactive content on our social media channels.
Stay connected for announcements about online quizzes, expert-led webinars, and other sessions designed to promote safer and more responsible digital engagement for children, parents, and professionals. We encourage everyone to join the conversation and be part of creating a better and safer internet.
The Helpline operates from 08:00 to 16:00 every working day and can be reached on the 0800 606 606 number. Other available contact methods include SIC Croatia social media (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok) and the info@csi.hr
About us
The primary goal is to enhance internet safety and digital literacy for children and youth, with a strong focus on protecting their rights in the digital age and improving online safety across Croatia. We provide help and education about Internet use to children, young people, parents, teachers, and others interested in this important topic.
Our services include a free and anonymous helpline, a hotline form for reporting inappropriate content, and live counselling at our offices. We also conduct activities across Croatia, raising awareness and educating the public on internet safety. In 2025, the number of calls to our helpline increased by 30% compared to the previous year, and participation in our activities grew by 80% compared to 2024, with over 50,000 participants attending events nationwide.
In collaboration with our partners, we implement programs such as the Gen Z Academy, the School for Responsible Influencing, and Web Detectives, and we are developing innovative tools to more effectively address the issue of children’s safety online.
About our SID activities
The Center for Safer Internet (CSI) currently operates in three cities: Zagreb, Osijek, and Split. This year, Safer Internet Day will be marked in each city, in addition to the central event in Zagreb, ensuring that our activities reach a wide audience across the country.
The Zagreb office is marking Safer Internet Day in February by co-hosting the conference Together for a Better Internet in partnership with HAKOM and CARNET. The conference will take place in Zagreb on Tuesday, 10 February 2026, with the aim of highlighting the importance of creating a safe and supportive digital environment for children and young people. Through expert presentations and panel discussions, the conference will address key topics such as the prevention of cyberbullying, protection of children’s personal data, access to high-quality online content, and the shared responsibility for fostering responsible digital behaviour. The conference is youth-led and co-created with children and young people, clearly recognising them not only as users who need protection, but as active stakeholders in shaping a safer internet.
The Osijek office will also mark Safer Internet Day locally by organising an event at a primary school in the Osijek area. A lecture will be delivered to all school counsellors, teachers, and teaching staff, focusing on distinguishing peer conflict from violence, appropriate responses to cases of cyberbullying, effective ways of communicating with children in such situations, and an overview of the most common online risks children face today. Following the training, a quiz will be held for students in the upper grades, with questions covering general knowledge about online safety and appropriate ways to respond, and featuring valuable prizes.
The Split office will also mark Safer Internet Day locally by organising an event at a primary school. The focus will be on primary prevention activities for both students and teachers, including educational sessions and a quiz designed to raise awareness about online safety and responsible digital behaviour.
Through this approach, CSI reaches nearly the entire country, making its Safer Internet Day activities widely accessible to children, teachers, and school communities across Croatia.
On Safer Internet Day itself, an online quiz for children will be available (more information can be found on our website: dansigurnijeginterneta.org). Throughout February, we have planned multiple online lectures (webinars) for professionals and parents and the release of additional educational materials.
What we are doing to create a better internet...
We are dedicated to creating a safer and more responsible digital environment, especially for children and their parents. Our key activities include:
- Live conference: Being organised on a national level in Zagreb with children and adults participating in the interactive activities and program of the conference
- Education: Developing age-appropriate materials for children and practical resources for parents.
- Workshops and lectures: Organising sessions for children, parents and experts on digital safety and responsible online behaviour.
- Awareness campaigns: Promoting Safer Internet Day and other initiatives focused on family digital well-being.
- Collaborations: Partnering with schools and other organisations to promote positive digital experiences for families.
Our mission is to empower children and parents to navigate the digital world confidently and safely.
You can follow all our Safer Internet Day activities and access valuable resources through our official website. Additionally, we will be sharing updates, educational materials, and interactive content on our social media channels.
Stay connected for announcements about online quizzes, expert-led webinars, and other sessions designed to promote safer and more responsible digital engagement for children, parents, and professionals. We encourage everyone to join the conversation and be part of creating a better and safer internet.
The Helpline operates from 08:00 to 16:00 every working day and can be reached on the 0800 606 606 number. Other available contact methods include SIC Croatia social media (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok) and the info@csi.hr
About us
The primary goal is to enhance internet safety and digital literacy for children and youth, with a strong focus on protecting their rights in the digital age and improving online safety across Croatia. We provide help and education about Internet use to children, young people, parents, teachers, and others interested in this important topic.
Our services include a free and anonymous helpline, a hotline form for reporting inappropriate content, and live counselling at our offices. We also conduct activities across Croatia, raising awareness and educating the public on internet safety. In 2025, the number of calls to our helpline increased by 30% compared to the previous year, and participation in our activities grew by 80% compared to 2024, with over 50,000 participants attending events nationwide.
In collaboration with our partners, we implement programs such as the Gen Z Academy, the School for Responsible Influencing, and Web Detectives, and we are developing innovative tools to more effectively address the issue of children’s safety online.
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