The report is hugely significant for children and young people who are the targets of cross-platform cyberbullying.
To mark the launch of Secure Net, Vodafone Ireland has conducted a national study on the Irish public’s concerns around online safety
Instagram’s new controls mean that parents will be able to monitor screen time, see their teen’s followers and other usage habits.
The ISPCC eagerly tuned into the Joint Oireachtas Committee tasked with the pre-legislative scrutiny of the Online Safety and Media Regulation Bill
Swift action must be taken for children and young people across Ireland suffering the devastating impacts of cyberbullying
The portal is designed to help parents and carers learn about how they can support children and young people to be safe online
We propose, and here outline, a different approach to addressing cyberbullying, one based on human dignity, values and children’s rights
Support is available for parents, carers, children and young people
The ISPCC Digital Ready Hub will present a series of expert-led webinars throughout 2021.
ISPCC Childline, Webwise, Hotline.ie and the NPC Primary have partnered under the umbrella of the Irish Safer Internet Centre