In this blog we look at some of the things young people told us following LGBT History Month, including the impact of the internet on LGBT youth and the key things they want parents and carers to know about their lives online.

Unleash your filmmaking skills and help other young people separate fact from fiction online.

Childnet celebrates five reasons the internet is an important space for LGBT+ young people to explore their identity and five things parents and carers can do to help them stay safe online.

Recently we have noticed a lot of conversations about the website ‘Omegle’, and we know parents and carers may have also heard about Omegle in the news recently.

Today the 12th Childnet Film Competition is officially launched – and is once again open to all schools and youth groups across the UK.

Young people were at the heart of Safer Internet Day 2021 – in schools, at home, and even during the live event broadcast from the BT Tower Studios.

Tomorrow is Safer Internet Day and we are so excited about the huge range of activities that will be taking place up and down the country to celebrate!

Have you registered as a Safer Internet Day 2021 supporter yet? There are just three days remaining!

Monday is your last chance to register as a supporter and showcase how you are getting involved. Simply complete our online registration form and you will be displayed on the Safer Internet Day supporter’s map!

The UK Safer Internet Centre and 2Simple are seeking the help of children and schools across the country to help break an official GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title for Safer Internet Day on Tuesday, 9th February.