A Safer Internet – Whose Responsibility Is It Anyway?
Safer Internet Day 2024 is here! Don’t miss our international collaborative webinar on online safety alongside Cyberlite, The Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC), Cyber Legends, and KnowledgeFlow Founder and cybersecurity expert; Claudiu Popa.
What Is Safer Internet Day?
Safer Internet Day promotes the safe and positive use of digital technology, especially for children and young people. Beginning as an EU-funded ‘SafeBorders’ project in 2004, Safer Internet Day (SID) is now celebrated across 200 countries and territories worldwide!
SID prioritizes protection and empowerment being equally important regarding the digital wellbeing of youth. This focus on empowerment equips our youth with the knowledge and tools they need to engage in a positive online experience all year long.
Raising Awareness
Each year, emerging online issues and current concerns are highlighted to raise awareness and start important conversations. Key topics include:
this year’s topics
Want to be empowered online? Our 8 Cybersafety Discussion Topics for Safer Internet day 2024
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