An opportunity to promote kindness and respect online – and encourage everyone to take action if they witness online hate.

A team from Ernst and Young and the Home Office took on the Tough Mudder Challenge in support of Childnet earlier this month. Katharine, who was part of the team that took on the Mudder, has written this blog about her experience.

As people are spending more and more time online, many will turn to social media to express their feelings or will be where they go to when facing a tough time. This World Mental Health Day (10th October 2016) we have create a list of what to do if you are concerned about a friend online.

Anti-Bullying Week is coordinated by the Anti-Bullying Alliance and this year takes place from the 14th to the 18th of November.

Following findings from the Girlguiding 2015 attitude survey here is our advice for what to do if you experience cyberbullying.

In September Apple launched its newest software update, iOS10.  We’ve compiled a list of the new iOS10 features which we think users should be aware of.

Our Education Team members run internet safety sessions for pupils, parents, carers, and staff members.

On Google’s 18th Birthday we share 18 safety features to remember when using Google services.

The Digital Economy Bill moves one step further, while renewed calls for statutory PSHE highlights the need for a holistic approach to protecting children from online pornography.

Childline’s new campaign, #ListenToYourSelfie, aims to help young people spot the signs of online abuse and grooming.