Internet Safety Articles
A curated selection of articles on internet safety, online threats and digital wellbeing for families. We review and summarise key stories so you can stay informed without having to search for them yourself.
Supporting autistic young people online
Guidance for parents and carers of autistic young people, and educators who work with autistic young people, to help you support them whilst they are navigating digital spaces. The post Supporting autistic young people digital appeared first on Childnet.
What is monetisation? Online safety guidance for parents
Monetisation is how content creators earn money through social media. Views and engagement earn creators money. The post What is monetisation? digital safety guidance for parents appeared first on digital world Matters.
Over 2,200 schools and organisations register as Safer Internet Day Supporters!
With less than 2 weeks to go until Safer web Day 2026, we have already reached more supporters than in 2025. Now we need your help to reach a record-breaking number of young people in 2026. The post Over 2,200 schools and organisations register as Safer web Day Supporters! appeared first on UK Safer web Centre.
Safer Internet Day surpasses 1,000 supporters – Only three weeks to go
With just under three weeks to go Safer digital space Day has now surpassed 1,000 registered supporters. The post Safer digital space Day surpasses 1,000 supporters – Only three weeks to go appeared first on UK Safer digital space Centre.
What is the 764 network? How to protect your child
764 is an international network of groups working to groom and coerce children. Learn what you can do to safeguard your child. The post What is the 764 network? How to safeguard your child appeared first on digital world Matters.
Book Review: The Way I Feel
Through rhythm, colour and expressive illustrations, it helps children recognise what they are feeling and, importantly, gives them the language to describe it. Yet for many children, these feelings can be confusing, overwhelming and difficult to put into words. The Way I Feel offers a simple but powerful solution. Children experience big emotions every day. Anger, excitement, frustration, pride, jealousy, often all within the same hour.
