Creating a safer connected world: Teachers, educators and professionals

Safer Internet Day in Ukraine focussed on the local level

Ukrainian Safer Internet Centre

While simultaneously facing the war in Ukraine, schools, libraries and non-governmental organisations recently took part in the traditional annual Safer Internet Day (SID) celebrations, along with approximately 180 countries across the world. The Ukrainian Safer Internet Day Committee, Better Internet Centre, has been working all year long in order to reinforce the efforts of all stakeholders to bring the celebration of Safer Internet Day to each region of Ukraine. 

The Insafe network celebrates Safer Internet Day 2023

BIK Team

The Insafe network of Safer Internet Centres did not hold back when it came to the celebrations of the 20th anniversary of Safer Internet Day. For the occasion, a lot of new resources including lesson plans, videos and other material were published all over Europe. Find a recap of the most recent network resources below. 

Italy celebrates Safer Internet Day 2023 with an event focused on young people

Italian Safer Internet Centre

For Safer Internet Day (SID) 2023, young people were the focus of the SID event in Italy. The day was split up into several different sessions to target different kinds of audience. Read on to discover more about the celebrations during the day.

Safer Internet Day 2023 in Spain breaks the participation record with more than 84,000 attendees

Spanish Safer Internet Centre

The practical workshops and school routes were attended by more than 4,050 classrooms in educational centres. Read on to find out more about Safer Internet Day (SID) celebrations in Spain.

Listening to YOUth - a series of short videos with young people

BIK Team

On the occasion of Safer Internet Day 2023, Better Internet for Kids Youth Ambassadors and youth panellists from different countries in Europe were featured in three short videos where they exchanged views on their opportunities online and their perspectives on what would make their digital experiences safer. 

Six months of the Helpline Ukraine by Nummer gegen Kummer e.V.

German Safer Internet Centre

Those who fled from the war in Ukraine to Germany could not receive the help they needed at the German-language counselling services of Nummer gegen Kummer. However, it quickly became clear that this sensitive group in particular needs a high level of support in their native language.