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Professionals
Call for a New Taskforce at the IWF
The IWF is looking for six Image Classification Assessors and a Quality Assurance Officer to help them protect children in…

New Laws Proposed by Law Commission to Protect Victims of Online Abuse
Today, the law commission has proposed new laws to protect victims from harmful online behaviour. This article looks at what…

Nominet partner with Childnet & SWGfL for Children’s Online Safety Programme
Nominet have launched the new Children’s Online Safety Programme along with Childnet and SWGfL

Online Safety Live – What has been the impact?
Online Safety Lives are regarded as the UK’s largest online safety professional development programme for the children’s workforce to protect all…

IWF Release New Reporting Portal for Madagascar
For the first time, people in Madagascar will have a safe and anonymous place to report criminal images and videos…
SWGfL to Launch New Versions of Online Safety Review Tool
Our partners at SWGfL have re-developed the online self-review tool Online Compass and will be releasing new and more focused…

SWGfL Release Blended Learning Resource
Our partners at SWGfL have released a new resource about Blended Learning which will help schools prepare for the new…
Microsoft Teams – A Guide for Professionals
Here we highlight some of the many features and benefits available on Microsoft Teams whilst showing you how to stay safe…
New Online Resilience Tool Launched for Professionals
The Professionals Online Safety helpline (POSH) has teamed up with HeadStart Kernow to help create a new Online Resilience Tool.
Online Tutoring – Safeguarding Considerations for Schools
Our partners at SWGfL have put together a helpful resource to outline the key things to remember when it comes…
UKSIC partner with ITU to release new Child Online Protection guidelines
UKSIC, along with industry partners SWGfL and IWF have helped to release the new ITU (International Telecommunication Union) Child Online…
IWF launches six international reporting portals for child sexual abuse material during lockdown
The coronavirus pandemic has lent greater urgency to tackling online threats.