With today being World Mental Health Day, in this blog we look at how the internet can play a role in young people’s mental health and how young people are looking out for their friends and others online.

Our latest piece of research found that 70% of young people have used voice assisted technology in the last year.

The impact report looks at the reach of Safer Internet Day 2018 and the positive impact that it had on children, young people, parents, carers, and teachers across the UK.

We have created some resources to help you get involved in the day, and ways in which you can help us to make Safer Internet Day 2019 the biggest yet!

This summer the Childnet Film Competition invited schools and youth organisations from across the UK to capture their internet safety messages in a short film, looking at the theme of ‘Connect with respect’.

Recently, Childnet submitted a response to the Information Commissioner’s (ICO) call for evidence in its development of the Age Appropriate Design Code.

Childnet have released new research providing a snapshot into how regularly young people use voice assisted technology, and the many ways in which they use it.

These sessions aim to help the children’s workforce safeguard children and young people, and support their wellbeing in a digital world.

Schools across Europe are being invited to take part in a competition aimed at tackling the issue of online hate speech.

The NSPCC and LGfL Digisafe have released the first Snapshot from a survey of almost 40,000 7-16 year-olds, exploring their experiences online. This snapshot looks at children sending and receiving sexual messages.