CHILD FOCUS Belgian Safer Internet Centre How to raise awareness among children, young people and their educators? Example of practice Nadège BASTIENEN.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
| | Learning from EuroHealthNets Health Inequalities Projects.
Advertisements

2012 Child Sex Offender Disclosure Scheme.
Fostering in the Digital Age. Young people and the online world Increasingly young people make very little distinction between their lives online and.
Vulnerability and resilience: Findings from EU Kids Online.
The risks of going online: What are children and young people really up to? Sonia Livingstone Professor of Social Psychology, Department of Media and Communications.
Establishing Cyber Security education, awareness, training and trust for SMEs Roger Dean, Executive Director
How to keep your kids safe online
The Key Players in Effecting Change Edinburgh Ari Tarkiainen, PhD, R&D Advisor KUAS.
UK Kids Online - Young people, media literacy and the digital divide  Policy focused on benefits of the European information society  Challenge – to.
E-Safety and Online Risk Dr Shirley Atkinson 15 th December 2010 BCS Sociotechnical Specialist Group.
1/15 E-Safety in Initial Teacher Training Secondary Phase.
Social Building social capital for the children? Do children need social media? How can mobile media enhance social interaction in family? How do children.
Growing up Digital Opportunities and challenges for parents.
Professor Mona O’Moore Anti-bullying National Research and Resource Centre Dublin City University Ireland Sonet-Bull EU project, Liege, 27 th May,2015.
Date of Presentation Guidelines for Industry on Child Online Protection © UNICEF/NYHQ /OLIVIER ASSELIN.
Awareness raising session for Parents and Carers.
Researching Online Risks and Opportunities Across Europe: Emerging Patterns from a European Project Joke BAUWENS, Bojana LOBE, Katia SEGERS and Liza TSALIKI.
Youth 2.0: meeting the digital challenge Brian O’Neill, Dublin Institute of Technology ‘Screenagers’ NYCI Conference, Nov 23rd, 2012.
1 European Development Days Brussels October 2012.
E-Safety at MPL and beyond…... What are the risks our children face? Understanding the potential risks and encouraging safe and responsible use of the.
Rebecca Edwards, Safe Network Regional Development Manager Kevin Garrod, National Partnerships Manager.
What tech Is your family using?. Raising Digital Citizens.
THE BYRON REPORT 2008 Regulation: Theoretical Ideas THE BYRON REPORT IS A DOCUMENT WRITTEN BY DR TANYA BYRON IT FOCUSES ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CHILDREN.
See data repository Online … National International Under 18 Children Youth Parents Home Teachers School Access/use Opportunities.
Safer Internet Forum 2007, TANJA ŠTERK, project coordinator SAFE-SI: SLOVENIAN AWARENESS NODE IDENTIFYING THE ACTORS AND ACTIONS.
CO-FUNDED BY THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION GREEK MEMBER “TO PANTOPOLEION” – THE GROCERY STORE “WE ARE PROS, NOT AMATEURS!”
Early Help for Shropshire Children & Families Children’s Trust Area Forum.
Measures to prevent and tackle bullying, based on children's opinions and involvement. The role of ombudspersons. George Moschos, Children’s Ombudsman.
‘it takes a village..’ Innovative, early intervention cross sector collaboration. Kerry Thomas Gateway Family Services Blue Mountains, NSW 1.
Towards a European network for digital preservation Ideas for a proposal Mariella Guercio, University of Urbino.
E-Safety E-safety relates to the education of using new technology responsibly and safely focusing on raising awareness of the core messages of safe content,
Fostering ethical, responsible use of online technology Hans Martens, Insafe.
TELECENTRE EUROPE ACTIVITY OVERVIEW LAURENTIU BUNESCU Grants and Campaigns Manager Telecentre Europe Szeged, 27 th Nov 2014.
Presentation of the results of the Project Presentation of the Recommendations.
A Roma Women Empowerment Campaign in Bulgaria. The challenges:  Empowerment of (grassroots) Roma women  Raising the awareness about the Roma women place,
9th International Conference “Keeping children and young people safe online” 1 Szymon Wójcik Nobody’s Children Foundation Warsaw, Poland.
E-safety workshop for parents Creating a better & safer internet together.
Richard Swetenham Head of Unit of eContent and Safer Internet European Commission, General Directorate Information Society and Media Safer Internet Programme:
Trialogue Session (Session 1.3.1) About Trialogues.
The internet is an inspiring and positive place. It is an amazing resource which enables people (young and old) to connect, communicate and be creative.
C4EO – Ways of Working Heather Rushton, Planning and Performance 1.
Artec new media literacy Frank Boyd arts technology centre BBC future development
Awareness raising session for Parents and Carers June Todd Awareness raising session for Parents and Carers June Todd.
The internet is an amazing resource which enables children to connect, communicate and be creative in a number of different ways, on a range of devices.
“How do I keep my child safe online?” Miss Johnstone Computing Co-ordinator “Parents / Carers are the one important factor in the home environment to keep.
National Centre for Technology Education Dot.Safe Internet Safety Workshop Friday, 5 th October 2001 Mont Clare Hotel Dublin.
E-safety Parent Workshop Helping to keep your children safe online.
Kender Primary School E-Safety for Parents and Carers *Look at how children use the internet *Raise awareness of eSafety issues *Offer guidance on how.
Protecting Children from Bullying and Cyberbullying: Awareness Raising and Public Policies: Some examples from Ireland Brian O’Neill Dublin Institute of.
Raising Digitally Literate Citizens Curbar Primary School March 2016.
EYFS/ KS1 SAFE Keep your personal information safe MEET Friends made online are strangers; meeting them can be dangerous ACCEPTING Accepting files.
Daniela Ascone General Manager – Program Development & Operations.
ICT for Special Needs “ Providing Equal Opportunities “ ICT Trust Fund Ministry of Communication and Information Technology Presented by Hoda Dahroug November.
Awareness Raising Session for Parents and Carers Mr Norris E-Safety.
Young People and The Digital World Building resilience for the future Sarah Brennan Chief Executive,
Solihull online safety toolkit Online safety for parents and carers [Schoolname] [Date] Details.
Keeping your children safe with technology
E-Safety Briefing
Internet Safety - Parents
HEBER PRIMARY SCHOOL PARENT AND PUPIL E-SAFETY WORKSHOP in CLASS 6K
Gender statistics in Information and Communication Technology for Women’s Empowerment and Gender Equality Dorothy Okello, Annual.
GENDER STATISTICS IN INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION
Awareness raising session for Digital Citizenship/E-Safety
Online Safety.
A Better Internet for Kids through Industry collaboration Pat Manson –Inclusion, Skills & Youth Directorate General Communications Networks, Content.
E-Safety for Parents and Carers
“Violence against children” Coalition
Brian O’Neill Dublin Institute of Technology 9/10 May Florence
E-safety Presentation
Presentation transcript:

CHILD FOCUS Belgian Safer Internet Centre How to raise awareness among children, young people and their educators? Example of practice Nadège BASTIENEN Project manager e-safety Media learning 2013 Brussels

Foundation for missing and sexually exploited children Strong link with online technologies Belgian Safer Internet Centre

Child Focus = all in one organisation Lobbying and public affairs Centre of expertise + trainings Advisory board + collaboration with other stakeholders Belgian Safer Internet Centre

Our vision = be positive !

Big change…and nothing has changed!

Background information WHERE DO WE COME FROM S IK Protection against the 3 C = harmful content / contact / conduct Restriction Security Young people = extra vulnerable Dangers SOME FACTS Need of active guidance in they online experience * Time investment from educators Technical solutions will never enable them to cope with the risks Digital literacy skills form the basis for responsible use * Even digital literate, one day they will take risks in a willing-based way… -> WHERE ARE WE GOING TO B IK Education & empowerment Confidence & trust Dialogue & communication Young people = actors and creative online + resilient Opportunities vs Risks * source: EU Kids online (S. Livingstone, 2011)

Situation in Belgium According to EU Kids online : 5 types of mediation 1) Technical mediation 2) Monitoring 3) Restrictive mediation 4) Active mediation of Internet safety 5) Active mediation of Internet use -> Recommended -> Belgium = 3

-> Real risk is for us… – A communication divide in the family / in the class – No confidence – No positive atmosphere -> Real challenge is for us… – To create a positive atmosphere on the long run – Building trust : parents have to become trustworthy persons for online issues… – To stimulate children to TELL someone: what ?/ how? / to whom? – Building bridges between generations about internet uses -> Real target group is for us… – Pre-schoolers/children/young people and their carers

-> Real message is for us… …towards children and young people TELL SOMEONE !! Think before you post !! Do not be naïve, be critical! Once online…maybe forever Values / Perception Empathy / Resilience …and be creative online + technical advices : privacy/security settings, password, screen shots…

-> Real message is for us… …towards parents (and carers) Have fun together in order to establish a positive climate for dialogue and trust “Interact with your child online!” Show interest! Pay attention to what they do online. Be there for them and listen to the stories they tell you. Observe the way your children react in case of problem online. In any case internet can not become a taboo Start early

Online media education house questions doubts problems jokes DIALOGUE TRUST Start early = foundation videos Technology Privacy settings INTEREST fun games info something wreid

Example of practices: our resources

Challenges Adapted tools -> youth consultation via focus groups + Practical surveys before conception of awareness raising tools Efficient dissemination of AN tools How to address non-mainstream target groups of our society e.g. vulnerable groups, children with special needs… Industries at national level -> CSR policy? 2 languages communities -> challenging collaboration Financial sustainability (especially with new CEF) Impact assessment regarding AN actions

More… State of the art of European resources -> Our e-safety portal for youngsters and their parents (+carers) THANK YOU