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Find out more about how you can tackle online Sexual Harassment at the 'Step Up, Speak Up' launch
The youth-led event in Brussels will bring together young people and experts from the UK, Denmark and Hungary who have been working on the issue of online sexual harassment for the past two years.
‘Film is a powerful way of educating others and yourself’ Why you should enter the Childnet Film Competition 2019
Want to know what it’s like to enter (and win) the Childnet Film Competition? We spoke to Jude, who won the competition in 2016, about his experience of entering and the impact it has had on both him and his school.
Step Up, Speak Up! New resources to address peer based online sexual harassment with 13-17s
Childnet’s Education and Youth Engagement Manager Ellie Proffitt discusses how you can use Childnet’s latest resource to raise awareness of online sexual harassment amongst young people and help to increase reporting.
Harness the power of youth voice in online education.
Will Gardner, CEO of Childnet, looks at the ways in which educators can harness the power of young people in online safety education.
From Stories to posts: How to spot advertising on Instagram
From bloggers and ‘Instagram stars’ to celebrities, there are a lot of people on Instagram sharing sponsored posts or product endorsements. In this blog we share our top tips for being a critical thinker when it comes to advertising on Instagram.
Children’s charity call on all to ‘Step Up, Speak Up’ to end sexual harassment online
New educational resources, ‘Step Up, Speak Up!’ have been published today by children’s charity Childnet as part of a Europe-wide project to tackle online sexual harassment carried out by young people.
Why is online sexual harassment an issue for women and girls?
Project deSHAME Lead, Maithreyi Rajeshkumar, writes on the experiences of girls when facing online sexual harassment this International Women's Day.
Share a Digiduck Story this World Book Day!
The theme of World Book Day 2019 on Thursday 7th March is ‘Share a Story'. Childnet’s Digiduck stories provide wonderful sharing opportunities for the classroom, out of school settings, and at home.
UK Safer Internet Centre Public Report Released
As UKSIC embarks on its fifth phase of co-funding from the European Commission, we look back at the achievements of the Centre over the last thirty months in our end-of-phase report.
How can teachers and professionals use the children’s section of the Childnet website?
The Childnet website has a new exciting addition for children aged 8-11 years old. This blog looks at how teachers and professionals can use the new information specifically developed for children aged 8-11 years old to help support them.
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