Greek Safer Internet Centre

Last updated: 2023-01-20

About our SID activities

Safer Internet Day (SID) is a special occasion for the Greek Safer Internet Centre (SIC), SaferInternet4Kids.gr, to promote more responsible use of digital media and invite the public to reflect on their knowledge and actions when it comes to online safety.

This year, we will expand the celebration of SID with events throughout the whole second week of February. We will organize a press conference regarding the results of our online survey that was conducted in cooperation with the Panhellenic School Network among educators in Greece.

At the same time, the Greek Safer Internet Centre will provide material to schools of all levels of education to organize their own event.  Last but not least, the winners of the Pan-Hellenic student competitions held under the auspices of the Ministry will be announced.

What we are doing to support the SID 2023 slogan of "Together for a better internet"…

During the whole week, the centre will organize training courses and events for students, educators, and parents to promote safe and efficient internet use, and spread the message that "Together we can create a better internet for everyone".

Furthermore, through two contests, students collaborate with each other and their educators in order to create material that promotes the idea of a better internet.

What we are doing to mark the 20th anniversary of Safer Internet Day…

On the occasion of the celebration of 20 years of Safer Internet Day, the members of the youth panel have prepared a video that will be shown through social media.

About us

The Greek Safer Internet Centre (SIC) promotes a safer and better use of the internet and social media among children and young people. It develops tools and material to appropriately inform and educate parents, grandparents, guardians, teachers, and other sensitive groups of society of the role they ought to play in raising the new generation of children in the digital world.
 
SaferInternet4Kids.gr is supported by the Greek Ministry of Education and Digital Governance.

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