Safer Internet Day

Safer Internet Day Each February on Safer Internet Day, Insafe promotes a safer and more responsible use of the internet. Privacy statements: https://tinyurl.com/2p9vxt8f

The Croatian Safer Internet Centre has opened its fourth office, located in P**a, Istria, marking an important milestone...
29/05/2026

The Croatian Safer Internet Centre has opened its fourth office, located in P**a, Istria, marking an important milestone in expanding digital safety support for children and young people across Croatia.

The new office will deliver educational, preventive, and counselling programmes, with a focus on empowering children, parents, teachers, and the wider community to recognise and respond to online risks, including cyberbullying, grooming, sexual extortion, and screen addiction.

Read the full article on the BIK platform 🔗 https://better-internet-for-kids.europa.eu/en/news/croatian-safer-internet-centre-opens-its-fourth-office

🗳️ What do young people really think about the internet, democracy, and online hate?The Swedish Safer Internet Centre's ...
24/05/2026

🗳️ What do young people really think about the internet, democracy, and online hate?

The Swedish Safer Internet Centre's youth panel sat down for a powerful roundtable discussion, and their insights are ones we all need to hear.

✅ How algorithms and disinformation threaten democratic dialogue
✅ Why online hate is silencing young voices
✅ What young people say needs to change

Read the full article on the BIK platform: https://better-internet-for-kids.europa.eu/en/news/swedish-youth-panel-hosts-roundtable-discussion-internet-and-democracy

🏫 How are Polish experiencing the rise of generative in the classroom?A new NASK report, "Generative Artificial Inte...
20/05/2026

🏫 How are Polish experiencing the rise of generative in the classroom?

A new NASK report, "Generative Artificial Intelligence in a Polish School. Paving the Way," reveals a nuanced picture: 81% of teachers worry about students becoming dependent on AI tools, citing risks such as reduced critical thinking and superficial learning. At the same time, many educators see real benefits, from saving time on lesson planning to supporting students with diverse learning needs.

The key takeaway? Schools need clearer guidelines, stronger digital competences, and an open conversation about how AI can support, rather than replace, meaningful human relationships in education.

📄 Read the full article: https://better-internet-for-kids.europa.eu/en/news/when-generative-ai-enters-school-concerns-hopes-and-new-challenges-education

Teachers, when was the last time a student came to you about something that happened online?Online risks are part of you...
18/05/2026

Teachers, when was the last time a student came to you about something that happened online?

Online risks are part of young people's daily reality. Are you equipped to respond?

Our on healthy online relationships is now fully self-paced: designed specifically for teachers and education professionals who want practical strategies at their own learning pace.

🕐 No deadlines.
📱 4 focused modules.
💡 Real classroom tools.

Start learning today 👉 https://www.europeanschoolnetacademy.eu/courses/course-v1:BIK+OnlineSafety_Self-Paced+2025/about

Likes. Streaks. Autoplay. Red notification dots. None of this is random: every feature is carefully designed to keep you...
14/05/2026

Likes. Streaks. Autoplay. Red notification dots.

None of this is random: every feature is carefully designed to keep you in the app as long as possible.

If you've ever wanted to spend less time on your phone but just couldn't make it stick, read the Norwegian Safer Internet Centre article on the platform for ideas on how to take control of your screen time 👉 https://better-internet-for-kids.europa.eu/en/news/how-take-control-your-screen-time

Today marks the 4th anniversary of the EU Strategy for a Better Internet for Kids (BIK+), adopted on 11 May 2022.Over th...
11/05/2026

Today marks the 4th anniversary of the EU Strategy for a Better Internet for Kids (BIK+), adopted on 11 May 2022.

Over the past four years, BIK+ has supported coordinated action to ensure children are protected online, empowered with digital skills, and actively involved in shaping their digital environment.
This work is structured around three pillars:
🔐 Safe digital experiences
💡 Digital empowerment
🗣️ Active participation

Explore the Better Internet for Kids (hashtag ) portal, offering thousands of resources and best practices in all European languages. Together with the EU co-funded network of Safer Internet Centres, it supports and reaches children, parents and teachers across Member States and beyond: https://better-internet-for-kids.europa.eu/en

The BIK Policy Monitor Report 2026 is out!📝 What is it? The BIK Policy Monitor is a comparative report by the European C...
11/05/2026

The BIK Policy Monitor Report 2026 is out!

📝 What is it? The BIK Policy Monitor is a comparative report by the European Commission that tracks how countries implement the BIK+ strategy, highlighting progress, gaps, and best practices in creating safer, more empowering digital environments for children.

Four years after the launch of the BIK+ strategy, the latest findings show real momentum:
✔️ Stronger focus on online safety, digital empowerment, and youth participation
✔️ Growing recognition of children as rights holders in the digital space
✔️ More structured, evidence-based national policies across 27 EU countries, Iceland, and Norway

Dive deeper into the findings: https://better-internet-for-kids.europa.eu/en/news/bik-policy-monitor-report-2026-published-advancing-bik-vision-across-europe

On Europe Day, we celebrate not only a shared Europe, but a shared responsibility.Building a better internet for childre...
09/05/2026

On Europe Day, we celebrate not only a shared Europe, but a shared responsibility.

Building a better internet for children and young people means creating a digital space where they feel safe, heard and empowered to participate. Across Europe, the Better Internet for Kids initiative brings together communities to turn this vision into reality.

A safer European digital future starts with all of us: https://better-internet-for-kids.europa.eu/en

Young people are among the most active internet users, yet their perspectives are often underrepresented in discussions ...
06/05/2026

Young people are among the most active internet users, yet their perspectives are often underrepresented in discussions on digital policy and online safety.

The youth panel “Our voice for a safer digital Europe”, organised by the North Macedonian Safer Internet Centre in Skopje, brought together students, experts and institutional representatives to address key issues shaping young people’s online experiences.

Discussions covered the importance of reporting harmful content, the accessibility of platform terms and conditions, the impact of social media on

Read more about the event on the BIK platform 👉 https://better-internet-for-kids.europa.eu/en/news/young-voices-shaping-safer-digital-europe

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