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Positive Online Content Awareness Month is here!
Get ready for the 2019 edition of the Campaign!
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Positive Online Content
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What is positive online content?

"we define it as digital content aimed at children, which enables them to learn, have fun, create, enjoy, develop a positive view of themselves and respect for their identity, enhance their participation in society and produce and distribute their own positive content."

New! September 2019 is Positive Online Content Awareness Month!

Be sure to join in the activities. Find out what we have in store for you, by follwoing #PositiveContent on social media.

Who are you?

Positive online content can benefit lots of stakeholders.

Select your stakeholder group from the options below to discover more and see best practice examples filtered by stakeholder group.


Children and young people

Children and young people

...have the right to enjoy the best possible online experiences the internet can provide.


Teachers and educators

Teachers and educators

...should be equipped to safely navigate through the wide array of online content available.


Parents and carers

Parents and carers

...need to know what to look for when choosing online content and services for their children.


Content producers and providers

Content producers and providers

...should provide age appropriate, safe and empowering experiences.

Positive content in your country

Explore some of the best examples of positive online content for children
in your national language.

In the spotlight

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Latest news

24/09/2019

Industry-oriented Positive Online Content Focus Group to wrap up the Awareness Month

The Positive Online Content Awareness Month may well be approaching its end, but its culminating point is yet to come. Taking place on Thursday, 26 September 2019, the industry-oriented Focus Group will be bringing together a number of stakeholders surrounding the world of online content for children. 

13/09/2019

Positive Online Content - what do young people think?

Children nowadays become exposed to digital technologies and the internet at increasingly younger ages. As a teenager or even among tweens, not having a smartphone or not participating on social media platforms could mark a person as the ‘the odd one'. So intertwined into their lives, these technologies allow them to access a virtually limitless amount of content on the internet and great opportunities for communication and self-expression. More importantly, the content they interact with greatly affects their social, emotional and psychological development, reason for which the Positive Online Content Campaign aims to raise awareness about the importance of positive online content for children, to foster a discussion with youth, parents and teachers to make them aware about the state of positive online content for children in their country, and to encourage a discussion with industry and content producers and providers to encourage the production of more positive online content for children .

09/09/2019

Helping children to access positive online content – at home and in the classroom!

We are now entering the second week of the Positive Online Content Awareness Month. This week, we focus on parents and teachers, and on their important role in guiding their children and pupils in the digital world to ensure that they interact with the best content available and have positive online experiences.

Twitter updates

Positive Online Content - Curated tweets by Insafenetwork

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