What is Safer Internet Day?
The Safer Internet Day is the global day dedicated to promoting a safer and more responsible Internet for young people. Initiated by the European Commission in 2004, Safer Internet Day now mobilises millions of participants in over 30 countries every year on the second Tuesday in February.
In France, the event is organised by Safer Internet France on behalf of the European Better Internet for Kids+ programme.
The aim of Safer Internet Day is clear: to raise awareness of responsible digital use and protect minors from online risks.
The consortium brings together the Association e-Enfance / 3018, Internet Sans Crainte and Point de Contact.
Together, we are taking action to :
- raising young people's awareness responsible use of digital technology,
- supporting families facing up to the challenges of screens,
- protecting minors online risks (cyber-bullying, inappropriate content, scams, misinformation, etc.).
At European level, this programme is based on two complementary action networks, both committed to the same objective: raising awareness and protecting minors on the Internet.
Insafe :
supports young people and education professionals in preventing risks and promoting positive uses of digital technology, as well as helplines to help young people and their families deal with digital issues. The 3018 is part of this network.
INHOPE :
coordinates the national hotlines in each country.
Who is Safer Internet Day aimed at?
Safer Internet Day is aimed at children, teenagers, parents, teachers, education professionals and local authorities, committed to the protecting children on the Internet, the cyberbullying prevention and the digital well-being.
Safer Internet Day partners
The members of the Steering Committee are experts in digital technology, education and the protection of minors, who bring to Safer Internet France their experience, skills and knowledge in :
- Issuing their opinions on the project guidelines
- Recommending themes, activities or tools to be developed
- Helping to write articles for the site
- Helping to disseminate awareness campaigns and tools
- Taking part in events
Safer Internet Day partners
The members of the Steering Committee are experts in digital technology, education and the protection of minors, who bring to Safer Internet France their experience, skills and knowledge in :
- Issuing their opinions on the project guidelines
- Recommending themes, activities or tools to be developed
- Helping to write articles for the site
- Helping to disseminate awareness campaigns and tools
- Taking part in events
Who is Safer Internet Day aimed at?
Safer Internet Day is aimed at children, teenagers, parents, teachers, education professionals and local authorities, committed to the protecting children on the Internet, the cyberbullying prevention and the digital well-being.
Who is Safer Internet Day aimed at?
Safer Internet Day is aimed at children, teenagers, parents, teachers, education professionals and local authorities, committed to the protecting children on the Internet, the cyberbullying prevention and the digital well-being.
Who is Safer Internet Day aimed at?
Safer Internet Day is aimed at children, teenagers, parents, teachers, education professionals and local authorities, committed to the protecting children on the Internet, the cyberbullying prevention and the digital well-being.
How can I take part in Safer Internet Day?
Safer Internet Day is not just for institutions. Everyone can take action:
For schools
- Organise a workshop on cyberbullying
- Setting up a debate on social networks
- Distributing teaching resources
For parents
- Discussing digital uses in the home
- Establishing age-appropriate rules
- Raising awareness of privacy settings
For local authorities
- Relaying the campaign
- Organising a local event
- Distributing prevention tools
Safer Internet Day partners
The members of the Steering Committee are experts in digital technology, education and the protection of minors, who bring to Safer Internet France their experience, skills and knowledge in :
- Issuing their opinions on the project guidelines
- Recommending themes, activities or tools to be developed
- Helping to write articles for the site
- Helping to disseminate awareness campaigns and tools
- Taking part in events
Who is Safer Internet Day aimed at?
Safer Internet Day is aimed at children, teenagers, parents, teachers, education professionals and local authorities, committed to the protecting children on the Internet, the cyberbullying prevention and the digital well-being.
Who is Safer Internet Day aimed at?
Safer Internet Day is aimed at children, teenagers, parents, teachers, education professionals and local authorities, committed to the protecting children on the Internet, the cyberbullying prevention and the digital well-being.
Who is Safer Internet Day aimed at?
Safer Internet Day is aimed at children, teenagers, parents, teachers, education professionals and local authorities, committed to the protecting children on the Internet, the cyberbullying prevention and the digital well-being.
Frequently asked questions about Safer Internet Day?
When is Safer Internet Day?
Safer Internet Day takes place every year on the second Tuesday in February.
Who organises Safer Internet Day in France?
In France, it is coordinated by Safer Internet France(link to this page).
What is the aim of Safer Internet Day?
Promoting responsible use of the Internet and protecting minors from risks
digital.
When did Safer Internet Day start?
It was launched in 2004 at the initiative of the European Commission.
Safer Internet Day partners
The members of the Steering Committee are experts in digital technology, education and the protection of minors, who bring to Safer Internet France their experience, skills and knowledge in :
- Issuing their opinions on the project guidelines
- Recommending themes, activities or tools to be developed
- Helping to write articles for the site
- Helping to disseminate awareness campaigns and tools
- Taking part in events
Who is Safer Internet Day aimed at?
Safer Internet Day is aimed at children, teenagers, parents, teachers, education professionals and local authorities, committed to the protecting children on the Internet, the cyberbullying prevention and the digital well-being.
Who is Safer Internet Day aimed at?
Safer Internet Day is aimed at children, teenagers, parents, teachers, education professionals and local authorities, committed to the protecting children on the Internet, the cyberbullying prevention and the digital well-being.
Who is Safer Internet Day aimed at?
Safer Internet Day is aimed at children, teenagers, parents, teachers, education professionals and local authorities, committed to the protecting children on the Internet, the cyberbullying prevention and the digital well-being.
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