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Leaked: Understanding and Addressing Self-Generated Sexual Content Involving Young People

by HUG and Evident

"Grounded in pioneering research on young people’s motivations and experiences of self-generated sexual content in Thailand, the Leaked intervention is a youth-informed curriculum that equips young people aged 9–17 with the confidence and digital soft skills to navigate online relationships, pressures and risks, while shifting online safety narratives away from fear and judgement towards an empowering, empathetic and evidence-informed approach."

Available in EnglishEvaluation availableInstructor-led lessonsAges 10-182 languagesIn personFree
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CyberbullyingCybersecurity

Swipe Safe

by Childfund

Swipe Safe empowers children and young people to navigate the online world safely through interactive, app-supported learning and practical online safety education.

Available in EnglishEvaluation availableSelf-guided lessonsAges 10-189 languagesBoth online and in-personFree
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CyberbullyingCybersecurity

Digital Literacy & Well-Being Curriculum

by Common Sense Media

Common Sense Media's free K–12 Digital Literacy & Well-Being Curriculum equips students with the skills and mindsets to navigate our tech-filled world safely, responsibly, and in balance with the rest of their lives.

Available in EnglishEvaluation availableInstructor-led lessonsAges 6-181 languagesIn personFree
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CyberbullyingCybersecurity

Child online safety: what educators need to know

by Better Internet for Kids

The course provides background information and understanding of specific risks and challenges that young people face online, and the ways in which teachers and schools can help and support.

Available in EnglishEvaluation availableSelf-guided lessonsAges under 5-181 languagesOnlineFree
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CyberbullyingCybersecurity

The Respect Effect

by Webwise

This anti-bullying educational resource is designed to support teachers in addressing the learning outcomes within the Junior Cycle SPHE course that relate to online bullying and abuse behaviour and to empower students to take action against online bullying, through their own positive actions and behaviours.

Available in EnglishWaiting for evaluationInstructor-led lessonsAges 14-182 languagesIn personFree
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