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  • Portuguese Safer Internet Centre
  • 14 January 2026

Design thinking workshop

On 7 and 9 July 2025, the Portuguese Safer Internet Centre (SIC) took part in the design thinking workshop led by the “Innovation and Analytics” Lab at NOVA IMS, in Lisbon.
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  • Article
  • Portuguese Safer Internet Centre
  • 13 January 2026

Final selection bootcamp of the 2025 Cybersecurity Challenge in Portugal

The final selection bootcamp for the 2025 Cybersecurity Challenge in Portugal (CSCPT2025) was held in Gouveia from 11 to 13 July 2025. Throughout the weekend, 22 young participants worked together in teams during various training sessions and the solving of different CTFs (“Capture the Flags”, gamified challenges testing security skills), showing exemplary dedication and mutual respect.
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World Autism Awareness Day 2026

The day serves as a means to affirm and promote the full realisation of all human rights and fundamental freedoms for autist

  • Online

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  • Danish Safer Internet Centre
  • 12 January 2026

Community, time for reflection, and educational balance: the experience of the Danish digital counselling helpline Cyberhus

In the Danish digital helpline Cyberhus, counsellors meet with children and young people daily. They need, for various reasons, someone to talk to in a digital context. Sometimes, it may be young people in particularly vulnerable positions who need a trustworthy adult to confide in, or it may be young people simply seeking a sense of community with peers to reflect themselves in. Some young people come only once and find what they need – and then there are those who return repeatedly.
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  • North Macedonian Safer Internet Centre
  • 12 January 2026

Macedonia reaches milestone in child protection: child helpline number 116 111 assigned to AloBushavko Helpline by Megjashi

A significant step forward for child protection in Macedonia occurred as the first children’s embassy in the world (Megjashi) has officially received the decision from the Agency for Electronic Communications (AEC) to operate the European child helpline number 116 111 for the first time in the country. Technical implementation is now underway.
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  • Article
  • Belgian Safer Internet Centre
  • 09 January 2026

Two new ambassadors for the project MAX, the adult confidant for each child

Child Focus deals with six new cases of missing minors every day. Five times a day, this involves a young person who has run away. In 2024, Child Focus handled 542 cases of minors who were sexually exploited (non-consensual sexting, grooming, sextortion, sexual exploitation in prostitution). All these difficult situations have one thing in common: the child or young person had no one to turn to.
Emoji and Online Slang Guide
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  • Latvian Safer Internet Centre
  • 08 January 2026

Emojis and online slang guide

This is a practical guide explaining popular emojis, slang words, abbreviations, and tone indicators commonly used by children and young people online. 

It helps parents and caregivers, teachers and educators, and professionals better understand youth digital communication, including hidden meanings, internet culture references, and potential risk signals. The resource supports safer and more informed communication in the digital environment.

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