Parents and carers

Here are some guidelines for staying safe when engaged in buying and selling personal items online.

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

Our partners at SWGfL have been shortlisted for the Charity Awards in the Education and Training category. Find out more…

The Professionals Online Safety Helpline have released their latest annual report, citing the prevalent issues that are affecting teachers and…

Ofcom have explored digital literacy in their latest report, highlighting how young people are approaching technology.

We often hear from parents and carers that they are worried about what their child may experience in new games.

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

We know that the amount of time young people spend on social media can be a worry, and can sometimes…

Education Team Explains: “When do you think a child should get their own phone?”

TikTok has announced new updates aimed at improving digital wellbeing, screentime management and parental controls.

This is the first of a series of blogs written by the Education Team at Childnet, one of the partners…

Primary school children aged 7-10 years old are increasingly being groomed to perform sexually online by predators warns the IWF.