Insafe is a European network of Awareness Centres promoting safe, responsible use of the Internet and mobile devices to young people.
Creating a safer - and better - internet Under the framework of the European Commission’s Safer Internet Programme, Insafe and INHOPE work together to deliver a safer and better internet. The two networks promote safe, responsible use of the internet and mobile devices to children, young people and families as well as working to identify and remove illegal content online, across Europe and beyond.Through a network of Safer Internet Centres (SICs), typically comprising an awareness centre, helpline, hotline and youth panel, children and young people, and their parents, carers and teachers, can access information, advice, support and resources, or indeed report any illegal content they encounter online. Click on the map above to view further information on your local Safer Internet Centre and its services. Resource spotlight - Insafe resource special
On the occasion of the latest Insafe training meeting in Tallinn, a new resource catalogue has been published, containing information on a wide range of online safety resources. The division of the entries into four categories - ‘Videos, animations and documentaries’, ‘Games – online and offline’, ‘Apps and tools’, and ‘Training programmes and teachers packages’- facilitates a search for a specific type of material. Along with a more general description, the catalogue offers specific information on the re-usability and the reach and impact of each resource. You can download the PDF version of the booklet here.
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Latest news Insafe coordinator | 22/05/2013 The Latvian social networking site ask.fm has been in the headlines recently for all the wrong reasons – the site, which allows users to ask questions of others anonymously, has been associated with a number of teenage suicides in recent months and some are calling for it to be closed down.Read more  The European Award for Best Content for Kids Insafe coordinator | 9/05/2013 The European Award for Best Content for Kids launched on Europe Day! Be creative, think positive.Read more  ICT Coalition launches new website Insafe coordinator | 01/05/2013 The ICT Coalition for the Safer Use of Connected Devices and Online Services by Children and Young People in the EU launched its website www.ictcoalition.eu in April 2013. The site aims to provide information on the activities of the ICT Coalition as a whole, while leaving individual members the opportunity to provide information on their products and services on their respective corporate websites. The goal is to reaffirm the Coalition's commitment to transparency and openness as key elements of good self-regulation.Read more  Ofcom publishes latest report on the media use and attitudes of adults Insafe coordinator | 01/05/2013 Ofcom, the independent regulator and competition authority for the UK communications industries, has recently published its latest report titled 'Adults: media use and attitudes'. The study found that UK adults are risking their online security by using identical or easy-to-remember passwords on the websites they visit, older users are driving an increase in social networking, and time spent online is increasing.Read more | Latest newsletterWelcome to the 81st edition of the Insafe newsletter. Europe Day will be marked next Thursday, 9 May and so, in this edition, we celebrate the many examples of cross-Europe collaboration in our work. You will also find updated news on plans for Safer Internet Day 2014, information on the latest resources from across the Insafe network, and updates on the latest research and surveys. New resource for parentsOur new three-minute animation tackles the parental concern of ‘Who are your kids talking to online?’, providing practical tips for parents to help their children stay safe. Members onlyPlease click here to access the Insafe community. Please note - this area is for members of the Insafe network only - a password is required. |
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