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  • Resource
  • Child Focus
  • 29 January 2025

Sextoooh is a pedagogical tool focusing on the issue of sexting and gender stereotypes. These stereotypes are  about how girls and boys (and everyone else) are differently judged when they are involved in sexting situations and how they deal with it.

Sextoooh encourages young people to become aware of the dynamics they are involved in during sexting situations, but also of the influence of their choices on them. However, there is more to it than that! Sextoooh encourages and promotes debate, raises awareness of each other's opinions, and highlights gender stereotypes.

  • Resource
  • Child Focus
  • 27 January 2025

The rise of digital media has turned our love and sex lives upside down. While we used to send each other love letters and red roses, today we prefer to do sexting to show our feelings. But what exactly is sexting? Why is it booming among young people? And doesn't sending spicy photos carry all kinds of risks?

Target group: young people (13-18 years)

The EDUbox Sexting guides students through the world of digital flirting and explains that sometimes things can also go wrong.

The EDUbox Sexting consists of 5 parts:

  • Resource
  • Belgian Safer Internet Centre
  • 24 January 2025

Child Focus has developed a practical and engaging lesson package designed to introduce young people to CyberSquad, an online platform where they can find help and support for online challenges. This workshop empowers students to explore CyberSquad while fostering empathy, solidarity, and problem-solving skills.

  • Resource
  • Child Focus
  • 21 January 2025

"En fait, c'est ok!" is the translation of Sensoa's ‘flag system' applied to online relationships and sexuality.

This tool teaches you how to react thoughtfully to sexual relationships and behavior online. You'll learn how to evaluate situations and give them a flag based on six criteria. For each situation, we propose a pedagogical response that translates into an appropriate reaction.

  • Resource
  • Child Focus
  • 21 January 2025

Do you feel like running away?

Are you a victim of sexual exploitation? 

Do you have a problem online? 

This card explains these situations and reminds you that you are not alone.

Child Focus will always be there for you at 116 000.

  • Resource
  • Child Focus
  • 13 January 2025

This teaching package provides information and teaching methods for teachers in special and regular education. The methods are differentiated in terms of difficulty and group composition. Through this package young people learn the difference between sexting and non-consensual sexting, how to set their own boundaries online and how they can interpret and respect the boundaries of others. 

It is available in French and Dutch.

  • Resource
  • Austrian Safer Internet Centre
  • 13 January 2025

The “Sex, diversity and porn” quiz is aimed at young people and takes a playful approach to questions that are often associated with shame. It not only teaches the safe handling of intimate images, but also provides information on what is legally permitted from what age, what is meant by transsexuality and intersexuality and what contraceptive options are available. In the feedback, young people receive further information and find out where they can get more information if they have further questions.

  • Learning corner
  • BIK Team

Both children and adults can be at risk of being blackmailed or exploited online. This module explores the nature of sextortion and how online users can protect themselves and seek support.
There are a range of risks that children and adults can encounter online. One risk that has shown a dramatic increase in cases in recent years is that of sextortion, cybercriminals threatening to release sexual or intimate images of a user unless they pay the criminal money or perform another act.
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