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Safer Internet Day celebrations in Spain
  • Article
  • Spanish Safer Internet Centre
  • 30 March 2026

Safer Internet Day 2026 was celebrated in Spain with the interactive workshop “Sure! Here’s a suggestion. What would you do?”. More than 10,000 pupils from all over Spain watched the workshop live, alongside their teachers and educators.
Safer Internet Day celebrations in Italy
  • Article
  • Italian Safer Internet Centre
  • 28 March 2026

On 10 February 2026, Italy joined the global celebrations of Safer Internet Day, celebrated every year in more than one hundred countries to raise awareness about the opportunities and risks of the digital environment. The initiative aims to promote a safer and more responsible use of digital technologies, particularly among children and young people.
A preoccupied child wearing a headset
  • Article
  • Irish Safer Internet Centre
  • 08 January 2026

While online scams are not a new phenomenon, their level of sophistication has increased significantly in recent years. The Irish Safer Internet Centre shares tips for parents and caregivers.
Why are social media platforms free
  • Resource
  • Lithuanian Safer Internet Centre
  • 17 December 2025

This leaflet explains the business models of social media, showing how user data and attention are monetised. It raises awareness of hidden costs behind “free” services and promotes critical digital literacy. It provides a valuable tool for teaching young people about media economics. 
 

The Dark Side of AI lesson
  • Resource
  • Czech Safer Internet Centre
  • 21 November 2025

The audiovisual lesson, The Dark Side of AI, is based on a 10-minute video addressing risks such as deepfake calls, fraudulent videos, deepnudes, and forming relationships with AI chatbots and digital personas

Through expert commentary and real-life examples, the video encourages discussion about digital safety, critical thinking, and the value of real human relationships, as well as empathy and the courage to speak up when something feels wrong. 

Two young children facing away from the camera and walking towards their school with matching black and green backpacks.
  • Article
  • German Safer Internet Centre
  • 23 September 2025

AI applications and deepfakes have become a significant part of our everyday lives. That is why the German Awareness Centre klicksafe aims to empower young people, parents and educational professionals to deal with AI and deepfakes with this year's BackToSchool campaign. The campaign runs throughout September and offers new materials and tips for educational practice. One highlight of the campaign will be the klicksafe school lesson on 1 October, which can be streamed by schools nationwide.
Point de Contact – Annual Report 2024
  • Resource
  • French Safer Internet Centre
  • 31 July 2025

The reporting platform Point de Contact (part of the French Safer Internet Centre) has published its 2024 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 2024: activities, projects, developing partnerships, awareness-raising and strengthening its institutional positioning in France and abroad.

Here are some key figures: 

Painting resembling Leonardo Da Vinci's Mona Lisa, but with an in-ear headphone in her left ear.
  • Resource
  • Austrian Safer Internet Centre
  • 23 July 2025

‘Fight Fakes’ is an interactive swipe game for students from upper secondary school onwards. In various quizzes, they learn how to recognise fake news and deepfakes in a playful way and train their gut feeling for evaluating online content.

The game offers a total of 18 quizzes and covers six different topics: health, animals, geography, art, profile pictures and technology history. Each category comprises three progressive skill levels: EASY, PRO and PRO EXTREME. This makes ‘Fight Fakes’ suitable for many school subjects and for students with different skill levels.

 Cover page of the educational workbook "Think Before You Trust Online". It features a child sitting on a beanbag, using a laptop, with a large browser window on the screen and a rocket icon, symbolizing online exploration. The background is blue, and there's a European Union logo at the bottom.
  • Resource
  • Foundation for Research and Technology-Hellas, Institute of Computer Science
  • 26 May 2025

The educational material “Think before you trust” offers a detailed approach to understanding the reliability of both information and the people or news that young people encounter online. Its goal is to strengthen students' critical thinking and develop skills for safe and responsible internet use.

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