6 September 2016 UK SIC

Young people declare that a better internet is #Up2Us!

#Up2Us film created by 150 schoolchildren inspires young people to do something kind online this Safer Internet Day.

6 September 2016 UK SIC

Live Radio

Our 12-hour internet radio marathon took place on Safer Internet Day. You can still tune in by listening to our podcasts. 

27 September 2016 UK SIC

'Share a smile' social media campaign

On Safer Internet Day, we called on everyone to ‘share a smile’ on social media and help create a wave…

9 December 2016 UK SIC

The #SID2017 social media campaign

For Safer Internet Day 2017 we asked people to share on social media using the hashtag #SID2017 and to join our…

18 December 2017 Louiza Youlzari

SID TV 2018 – Take a minute: film for 11-14 year olds

This short film focuses on how young people feel when they are online, and encourages them to consider how others…

14 December 2018 Helen Cole

SID TV 2019: "Surf" feat. Christian Foley – film for 11-14 year olds

“Surf” encourages consideration of both the consent we give and the consent we ask from others in a connected world.

18 December 2017 Louiza Youlzari

SID TV 2018 – Digital Empathy: film for 14-18 year olds

A film which explores what empathy is and how to express feelings and show empathy online. 

7 November 2019 Becca Cawthorne

Film – Are you #freetobe yourself online?

Young people share insights around two key questions around online identity: ‘Are people free to be who they are online?’…

14 December 2018 Helen Cole

SID TV 2019: What is Safer Internet Day? – campaign film

Safer Internet Day aims to inspire a national conversation about using technology responsibly, respectfully, critically and creatively.

11 December 2018 Helen Cole

SID TV 2019: Zap and Zoom – A Space Race – film for 3-7 year olds

A short 360 video film aimed at 3-7 year olds looking at consent online – when do young children need…

14 December 2018 Helen Cole

SID TV 2019: Your Choice or Mine – film for parents and carers

We put young people and their parents head-to-head in a games how and asked them questions about consent online.