Safer Internet Day promoters
Public, private organisations and civil society promote Safer Internet Day with awareness-raising events and activities, or resource launches, to help make the internet a safer and better place.
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Safer Internet Day 2026: a collective commitment to a safer digital world for every child in Greece
More than 5,000 schools actively took part through creative actions, national student competitions, and educational events organised either independently or in collaboration with the cybercrime division of the Greek police and the Greek school network. Two major central events were held, one at the Peace and Friendship Stadium in Athens, and another at FORTH in Crete, bringing together over 1,200 students who became the true protagonists of the day.
SIC Portugal at the Lisbon Games Week 2025
Lisbon Games Week (LGW) is the largest video game event in Portugal, bringing together the gaming, e-sports, cosplay, and pop culture communities to showcase industry news, new releases, and immersive experiences. It serves as a meeting point for enthusiasts of all ages – particularly children and young people – with dedicated areas for games, competitions, virtual reality, and racing simulations (Sim Racing).
Is it okay to share photos of my child online?
Children have the right to decide (or to get help deciding) what information about them is shared online. So, as a parent or caregiver, you should ask your child if they are okay with you posting that picture of them. Very young children can’t make an informed judgement on this yet, but you’ll be surprised by how quickly they are able to form an opinion. Children as young as 7 or 8 are perfectly capable of this. The older they get, the stronger their opinion will be. Always listen to their views, and don’t ignore them.