About the organisation
Safer Internet Armenia, Safe.am,is the national project promoting and ensuring better and safer internet use among young people and adults. As part of Safer Internet Armenia's training programmes, information campaigns, surveys, round tables, and media events are organised, and teaching materials are provided to educational institutions. The project is supported by the National Centre for Education Development and Innovation Foundation, the National Centre of Educational Technologies (founded by the RA Ministry of Education, Science, Culture, and Sport of the Republic of Armenia), Yerevan City Municipality, and regional and municipal authorities. The project is run by a consortium of partners coordinated by the Armenian Safer Internet Committee and STEM Society.
Awareness centre
Safer Internet Day in Armenia promotes online safety and digital literacy through a campaign running from February to September. Activities include awareness campaigns, open school lessons, teacher-parent discussions, educational resources, and training for teachers. This year's focus is on helping young people recognise fake news & disinformation, address cyberbullying, and use the internet responsibly. A youth competition encourages participants to develop creative solutions to these challenges.
Helpline
Counselling and psychosocial support helplines are currently being developed. A professional and easily accessible consultation system would help provide assistance to children, young people, and parents in dealing with harmful content, harmful contact, and harmful conduct.
Hotline
There is no hotline activity in Armenia currently.
Youth participation
We engage different groups of young people from schools and other youth organisations in educational activities. Schoolchildren aged 6 to 15 regularly participate in internet safety awareness-raising activities, and young people aged 11 to 18 also contribute as volunteers. They work with Safer Internet Armenia trainers and teachers to develop educational materials, organise activities in their communities and media events, and raise awareness among their peers.
About the organisation
Safer Internet Armenia, Safe.am,is the national project promoting and ensuring better and safer internet use among young people and adults. As part of Safer Internet Armenia's training programmes, information campaigns, surveys, round tables, and media events are organised, and teaching materials are provided to educational institutions. The project is supported by the National Centre for Education Development and Innovation Foundation, the National Centre of Educational Technologies (founded by the RA Ministry of Education, Science, Culture, and Sport of the Republic of Armenia), Yerevan City Municipality, and regional and municipal authorities. The project is run by a consortium of partners coordinated by the Armenian Safer Internet Committee and STEM Society.
Awareness centre
Safer Internet Day in Armenia promotes online safety and digital literacy through a campaign running from February to September. Activities include awareness campaigns, open school lessons, teacher-parent discussions, educational resources, and training for teachers. This year's focus is on helping young people recognise fake news & disinformation, address cyberbullying, and use the internet responsibly. A youth competition encourages participants to develop creative solutions to these challenges.
Helpline
Counselling and psychosocial support helplines are currently being developed. A professional and easily accessible consultation system would help provide assistance to children, young people, and parents in dealing with harmful content, harmful contact, and harmful conduct.
Hotline
There is no hotline activity in Armenia currently.
Youth participation
We engage different groups of young people from schools and other youth organisations in educational activities. Schoolchildren aged 6 to 15 regularly participate in internet safety awareness-raising activities, and young people aged 11 to 18 also contribute as volunteers. They work with Safer Internet Armenia trainers and teachers to develop educational materials, organise activities in their communities and media events, and raise awareness among their peers.
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