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Safer Internet Day promoters
Public, private organisations and civil society promote Safer Internet Day with awareness-raising events and activities, or resource launches, to help make the internet a safer and better place.
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Is it okay to share photos of my child online?
Children have the right to decide (or to get help deciding) what information about them is shared online. So, as a parent or caregiver, you should ask your child if they are okay with you posting that picture of them. Very young children can’t make an informed judgement on this yet, but you’ll be surprised by how quickly they are able to form an opinion. Children as young as 7 or 8 are perfectly capable of this. The older they get, the stronger their opinion will be. Always listen to their views, and don’t ignore them.
The EU Action plan against cyberbullying
The EU’s action plan is stepping up actions to tackle cyberbullying and make the online world safer, better, and more positive for children and young people all across Europe. Currently, the available data suggests that addressing cyberbullying has become an increasingly recognised priority in EU Member States:
Young people and digital security
As a partner of the Portuguese Safer Internet Centre, IPDJ delivered another edition of the online national training "Young people and digital security" on 17-25 November 2025, continuing the work already developed in this area. This was the third session offered in 2025.The training targeted: