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IWF experts have reported a steep increase in reports of children being blackmailed to share sexual images of themselves by…

A new clustering technology is helping IWF analysts to assess multiple child sexual abuse images in seconds.

Report Harmful Content is running a campaign to raise awareness and support those in sport affected by harmful online material.

In 2022, the IWF took action to remove a record-breaking 255,588 websites containing child sexual abuse material.

In 2022, the IWF found 51,369 webpages containing the most severe kinds of abuse, up from 25,050 pages in 2020.

The IWF has relaunched a special Ukrainian language portal to help fight online child sexual abuse imagery.

We can’t wait to see all your creative and unique plans in the lead up to and on the day…

ProjectEVOLVE has been announced as a 2023 Bett Awards finalist for the ‘Wellbeing, Digital Wellness & Safeguarding Resources’ category.

The UKSIC has emphasised the need for positive change as it’s confirmed the Online Safety Bill will return to Parliament…

The official Safer Internet Day 2023 education resources are now live and ready to download.

Protecting children is at the heart of everything the IWF does. The team is looking to onboard two more analysts.…

The new podcast episode explores the growing threat of coerced ‘self-generated’ child sexual abuse material.