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How to mitigate the negative impacts of social media on children?
Excessive screen time can limit physical activities, outdoor exposure, and real-world social interactions. But does heavy phone use equate to addiction?
Teaching kids about consent with a fun and educational video series
Safer Internet France in collaboration with a committee of experts created an animated video series aiming to educate children aged 6 to 11 on safe online behaviour.
Insafe booth at IGF 2024: Promoting a Better Internet for Kids and SID
The booth, as in previous years, provided visitors with a wealth of information about the Better Internet for Kids (BIK) initiative and its comprehensive offerings.
SID 2025 in France: Digital citizenship in the age of AI
For Safer Internet Day 2025, the French Safer Internet Centre is focusing on artificial intelligence and what it means for young people and their futures.
Children's book: 'Guardians of the internet'
The book, which will be published in March, covers topics such as cyberbullying, social networks, sharing content on the internet, dating or playing games.
Advent calendar to enhance children's digital competence
The purpose of the advent calendar is to educate children on safe and wise use of the internet and digital devices, and is designed to use year-round.
The Insafe resource competition
Award-winning resources from the French Safer Internet Centre, which empower young people and families in their digital journeys, are now available in English!
Media education tools in five languages - critical thinking among children
The Polish Safer Internet Centre launched a project in five languages to educate young people and their parents about digital technologies, of which children are avid users.
How the 'manosphere' affects teenagers
The 'manosphere' has been the topic of debate and controversy around masculinity, relationships, and gender dynamics - but how are teenagers affected?
#BeInCtrl – A Short Film on Online Grooming.
Created to compliment the Be in Ctrl teaching resource, this video depicts the stories of two teenagers subjected to online sexual coercion and extortion. This video has been shared online over 10,000 times and has views of over 1 million since its launch in September 2018. The purpose of this video is to inform young people that this behaviour is a crime, raise awareness of how to protect themselves online, where to find help and support and to give them Ctrl!
