About our SID activities
For Safer Internet Day 2026, Fundación PAS and Te Protejo México will carry out a series of activities focused on strengthening prevention, response, and collaboration to protect children and adolescents in digital environments.
February 19:
Webinar with Fundación PAS and Te Protejo México to promote a safer digital environment, aimed at parents, guardians, and caregivers.
February 24:
TikTok media training session with Te Protejo México advisors and strategic allies. This space will focus on responsible communication to address online child sexual violence.
February 25:
V International Meeting for a Digital World Free from Child Sexual Violence. The meeting will bring together civil society organisations, government institutions, international agencies, and technology companies to share experiences and develop joint strategies.
During the meeting, the following activities will take place:
- Panels and practical sessions on collaborative responses to online child sexual violence.
- A keynote conference addressing global challenges in child online safety.
- Thematic working groups with key stakeholders.
- Meeting of the executive council of Te Protejo México.
February 26:
Visit to a guided exhibition focused on childhood and human rights, followed by a closing session for shared reflections and dialogue.
February 27:
The Advisory Council convenes for its annual in-person session to define the strategic guidelines for 2026, identify potential risks the organisation may face, and propose actions to ensure sustainability, strengthen partnerships, and consolidate TPM’s collective impact model.
What we are doing to create a better internet...
At Fundación PAS, we actively work to create a safer internet by:
- Educational platform: We offer training resources for parents, caregivers, children, adolescents, educators, health professionals, and companies, promoting the creation of environments free from child sexual violence.
- Collaboration with TikTok: Development of a parental guide for parents, guardians, and caregivers, highlighting key safety tools for children and adolescents within the platform.
- Reporting hotline: Through the Te Protejo México platform, users can anonymously report cases of digital violence and child sexual exploitation via an app or website.
These efforts reflect our commitment to protecting childhood and fostering a safer and violence-free digital culture.
About us
Fundación PAS has been working for 15 years to prevent, address, and report child sexual violence in Mexico. Recognising the increasing prevalence of this issue in digital environments, in 2021, Mexico joined INHOPE, the international network dedicated to eliminating child sexual abuse material, by launching the reporting hotline Te Protejo México. This platform allows users to anonymously and safely report cases of child sexual abuse material, sexual exploitation, and other forms of digital violence.
Through the analysis of reports received, Fundación PAS has generated valuable research that identifies trends and informs effective prevention strategies, contributing to safer digital environments.
Currently, we have a strategic alliance composed of 39 civil society organisations, government agencies, tech industry leaders, and international partners who work together to create a safer digital environment for children and adolescents in Mexico.
Additional links / resources
About our SID activities
For Safer Internet Day 2026, Fundación PAS and Te Protejo México will carry out a series of activities focused on strengthening prevention, response, and collaboration to protect children and adolescents in digital environments.
February 19:
Webinar with Fundación PAS and Te Protejo México to promote a safer digital environment, aimed at parents, guardians, and caregivers.
February 24:
TikTok media training session with Te Protejo México advisors and strategic allies. This space will focus on responsible communication to address online child sexual violence.
February 25:
V International Meeting for a Digital World Free from Child Sexual Violence. The meeting will bring together civil society organisations, government institutions, international agencies, and technology companies to share experiences and develop joint strategies.
During the meeting, the following activities will take place:
- Panels and practical sessions on collaborative responses to online child sexual violence.
- A keynote conference addressing global challenges in child online safety.
- Thematic working groups with key stakeholders.
- Meeting of the executive council of Te Protejo México.
February 26:
Visit to a guided exhibition focused on childhood and human rights, followed by a closing session for shared reflections and dialogue.
February 27:
The Advisory Council convenes for its annual in-person session to define the strategic guidelines for 2026, identify potential risks the organisation may face, and propose actions to ensure sustainability, strengthen partnerships, and consolidate TPM’s collective impact model.
What we are doing to create a better internet...
At Fundación PAS, we actively work to create a safer internet by:
- Educational platform: We offer training resources for parents, caregivers, children, adolescents, educators, health professionals, and companies, promoting the creation of environments free from child sexual violence.
- Collaboration with TikTok: Development of a parental guide for parents, guardians, and caregivers, highlighting key safety tools for children and adolescents within the platform.
- Reporting hotline: Through the Te Protejo México platform, users can anonymously report cases of digital violence and child sexual exploitation via an app or website.
These efforts reflect our commitment to protecting childhood and fostering a safer and violence-free digital culture.
About us
Fundación PAS has been working for 15 years to prevent, address, and report child sexual violence in Mexico. Recognising the increasing prevalence of this issue in digital environments, in 2021, Mexico joined INHOPE, the international network dedicated to eliminating child sexual abuse material, by launching the reporting hotline Te Protejo México. This platform allows users to anonymously and safely report cases of child sexual abuse material, sexual exploitation, and other forms of digital violence.
Through the analysis of reports received, Fundación PAS has generated valuable research that identifies trends and informs effective prevention strategies, contributing to safer digital environments.
Currently, we have a strategic alliance composed of 39 civil society organisations, government agencies, tech industry leaders, and international partners who work together to create a safer digital environment for children and adolescents in Mexico.
Additional links / resources
