In each edition of the BIK bulletin, we look at a topical issue – this September 2019, on the occasion of the Positive Online Content Awareness Month, we delve into positive online content: what it is, why it is necessary, how children (aged 0-12) can benefit from it, and how its production and mainstreaming can be facilitated to reach as many users as possible. In doing so, the present BIK bulletin will feature the perspectives of the different groups that have a stake in positive online content: young people, parents and carers, teachers and other educational staff, content producers, policy makers and the research community.

COFACE-Families Europe has recently published the January 2019 edition of its newsletter.

COFACE-Families Europe has recently published the November edition of its newsletter.

Schools are key environments in which children acquire the necessary skills and competences to navigate throughout the adult world. As such, they carry a heavy responsibility in determining the future of our children. The past few decades have seen a major boom in information and communication technologies, especially with the advent of the internet and wireless devices like smartphones.

COFACE-Families Europe has recently published the October edition of its newsletter.

COFACE Families Europe has recently published the May 2018 edition of its newsletter.

COFACE Families Europe has recently published the April 2018 edition of its newsletter.

Safer Internet Day is a privileged moment to raise awareness about online safety and take action to create a better Internet for all. In line with the SID 2018 theme of "Create, connect and share respect: A better internet starts with you", COFACE Families Europe has been reflecting on peer-to-peer connections and decentralised technologies.

COFACE Families Europe has recently published the December 2017 edition of its newsletter featuring several items which touch upon the Better Internet for Kids (BIK) areas of work.

COFACE Families Europe has recently published the November 2017 edition of its newsletter featuring several items which touch upon the Better Internet for Kids (BIK) areas of work.