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Podcast: the online world doesn’t just influence kids, it re-shapes them
How many times a day do kids look at a screen? And what if the online world doesn’t just entertain them, but actually changes who they are? In this episode, we dive into the impact of the digital environment on children and teens, from social media algorithms and beauty culture to exposure to sexual content online, and the effects on their self-image, relationships, and boundaries.
This episode will address:
Digital Services Act – safer digital spaces for children and youth
An article explaining the EU Digital Services Act (DSA) and its role in strengthening online safety. It highlights new regulations that protect minors and ensure safer online environments. The resource connects European policy with local awareness efforts.
A new app to combat bullying in the digital world
My child fell victim to a scam - what should I do?
A video resource for parents on what to do if a child falls victim to a scam. It provides recommendations on how to prevent such a situation, what to do if it has happened, and where to get advice and help. Direct communication with the child, joint activities and a trusting relationship are important so that the child has the courage to ask for advice and help in case of questions and concerns.
Parent brochure: Grandma, can I play video games?
The brochure 'Grandma, can I play video games?' contains valuable tips for parents and guardians of children aged 6–10 on how to manage smartphones, tablets and other devices in everyday family life. It is intended for parents, grandparents, and all other guardians, as well as caregivers for children in foster care. It provides concise, accessible information on topics such as role modelling, child-safe devices, screen time, online privacy, and dealing with online dangers and fake news. An overview of support and counselling services is also provided.
Your safe place: Α support platform for children and teenagers
The Greek Safer Internet Centre has launched "Your Safe Place", an innovative online platform designed especially for children and teenagers. Its mission is to strengthen safety, confidence, and responsible internet use by offering a friendly space where young people can find support, guidance, and a voice.
The platform stands out thanks to its simple design, easy-to-understand language, interactive tools, and visual content. It helps children and teenagers to:
Action Plan for the National Concept for the Protection of Children in Digital Space for 2024-2025
The primary goal of the Action Plan for the National Concept of Child Protection in the Digital Space for 2024-2025 is to implement a coordinated, multidisciplinary national approach to ensure consistent and effective protection of children online. The plan encompasses horizontal priorities such as coordination, institutional support, expert training, and research, alongside specific priorities focused on prevention, intervention, and aftercare.
Mandatory Parental Controls on Connected Devices (Effective July 2024)
The Parental Control Mandate for internet-connected devices in France requires all such devices sold in Franceto include built-in parental control features. Law of 2 March 2022, known as Studer's law and its implementing decree of 11 July 2023 thus establish new obligations for economic operators involved in the manufacture, distribution and sale of connected devices. This new requirement is part of a broader effort to safeguard minors from excessive or harmful screen time, as well as to ensure greater awareness among parents about available digital safety tools.
Spanish Charter of Digital Rights
The Spanish Digital Charter of Rights is an innovative framework that defines how citizens' rights should be protected in the digital environment. Created as a reference to guide future policies and legislation, this charter is non-binding but represents Spain's commitment to a digital society that prioritizes the dignity, privacy, and security of individuals in all aspects of online life.
(Source: Website)
Entities responsible for implementation: Government of Spain
