Unleash your filmmaking skills and help other young people separate fact from fiction online.

A major new campaign kicks off which will see the IWF, along with Facebook and telecommunications giant MTN, boost awareness of its designated reporting portals in Uganda and Zambia.

Childnet celebrates five reasons the internet is an important space for LGBT+ young people to explore their identity and five things parents and carers can do to help them stay safe online.

Online Safety Live events are still happening virtually throughout the UK. Find out in this blog what events are coming up and how you can book your place for an event in your area.

Recently we have noticed a lot of conversations about the website ‘Omegle’, and we know parents and carers may have also heard about Omegle in the news recently.

In the run up to Safer Internet Day, Snapchat launched new resources looking at safety within the app. Find out about these two new resources in this blog.

For this year’s Safer Internet Day, the UK Safer Internet Centre joined forces with Liverpool Football Club to stream a live event on the UKSIC YouTube channel to talk about reliability online.

Today the 12th Childnet Film Competition is officially launched – and is once again open to all schools and youth groups across the UK.

Will Gardner OBE, a Director of the UK Safer Internet Centre, reflects on the huge success of Safer Internet Day 2021

A new reporting portal will play a “crucial” role in making Morocco a safer place to go online at a time where more children are spending longer online.