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Safer Internet Day 2013

Keeping Children Safe Online: the project
 
World Vision’s “Keeping Children Safe Online” project began in Armenia and Lebanon in 2009 with the launch of multimedia tools and resources that promote safer internet usage. The programme trained trainers as well as children, so that the knowledge and skills could be shared through school and other community meetings. The resources were contextualized and translated into English, Armenian and Arabic.
 
In 2010, World Vision partnered with Insafe to build on the best safer internet practices and tools, as well as to learn from, and collaborate, with other European Union Safer Internet Centres. In 2011, World Vision expanded the programme through its offices in Georgia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Jerusalem-West Bank-Gaza and in 2012 in Albania, which will bring the number of languages in which the project is available to seven.
 
To date, the project has reached more than 5,612 children, 4,845 parents and 2,700 teachers through training and peer-to-peer projects that help keep children and youth safe online. Activities have included street fairs, school video competitions, round table discussions, debates and youth workshop with new tools constantly being developed such as distance learning courses and 3 safer internet web sites.
 
Hotlines and e-Helplines have been set up in cooperation with existing child protection NGO’s and Ministries, providing a referral and reporting system with information and advice through chat and/or mail counseling to children and young adults encountering online problems.
 
Keeping Children Safe Online Partners
 
 
Armenia
  • Microsoft Armenia
  • Child Support Centre Hotline - FAR
  • Ministry of Education Armenia (Information Center for Education Programs
  • Cyber Crime Unit
Lebanon
  • Lebanon Higher Council for Childhood (HCC)    
  • Ministry of Social Affairs
  • Center for Educational Research and Development (CRDP) affiliated with MoE
  • Himaya  - a child protection NGO
  • Lebanon Telecommunications Regulatory Authorities
  •  Microsoft Lebanon
  • Cyber Crime Police Unit
 Albania
  • Ministry of Education
  • Ministry of Social Affairs
  • ALO 116 – CP Helpline
  • Peace Corps
  • Microsoft Albania
 
 
Georgia
Georgian Ministry of Education and Science
Georgian Ministry of Justice
Microsoft Georgia
 
Palestinian Territories
  • Palestinian Ministry of Social Affairs
  • Palestinian Ministry of Education
  • Palestinian High Judicial Council
  • The Family Protection Unit and Cyber Crime of the Palestinian Police
  • Hadara, biggest Internet Service Providers
  • Save the Children (Palestine Office)
  • Defense for Children International
  • Palestinian Telecommunication Group “PALTEL”
  
European
  • Insafe Network
  • CyberEthics, Safer Internet Centre Cyprus
  • Danish CyberHus Helpline
 

 

Some interesting resources can be found here:

Armenia Safer Internet Website - www.safeinternet.am

Georgia Safer Internet website - www.saferinternet.ge 

JWG Safer Internet Website - www.saferonline.ps

 

For more information on each country’s specific event please go to their own SID page or to learn more about the Keeping Children Safe Online regional project, please contact Mandy Yamanis.

 

About World Visision
 
World Vision is a Christian relief, development and advocacy organization dedicated to working with children, families and communities to overcome poverty and injustice.
 
Inspired by our Christian values, we are dedicated to working with the world’s most vulnerable people. We serve all people regardless of religion, race, ethnicity or gender.

 

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