Now available: IFLA report on the 2021 Safer Internet Day survey
This report provides the results of a baseline survey of safe internet practices in libraries for children and young adults around the world. Read More
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- 03 March 2023
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Together for a Better Internet: Highlights from Libraries in Poland
February is an important month for online safety education around the world, marking the annual Safer Internet Day (SID). As part of this, many educational institutions, including libraries, promote safe use of the internet and new technologies, as well as media literacy and overall online wellbeing in their communities. We interviewed New Professionals Special Interest Group Convenor Magdalena Gomułka to find out about how libraries in Poland are engaging. Read More
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- 08 February 2022
Towards a Better Internet: Interview with John Carr, Dynamic Coalition on Children’s Rights in the Digital Environment
As part of the February edition of IFLA’s newsletter, an interview with a founding member of the Dynamic Coalition on Children’s Rights in the Digital Environment outlines what the recent developments in online safety policy and practice can mean for libraries." Read More
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- 08 February 2022
IFLA’s Safer Internet Day Survey: Report in Progress
IFLA’s Libraries for Children and Young Adults Section will soon publish the results of a survey into how libraries around the world are finding ways both to deliver on children’s right of access to information, while also keeping them safe. Read More
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- 08 February 2022
How Libraries Help Build a Safer Internet
Libraries have always been about giving people access to the knowledge they need to take on the world. The Internet can boost this, but only if people have the skills and confidence to be, and feel, safe online. To mark Safer Internet Day 2017, here are some examples of how libraries are helping. Read More
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- 07 February 2017
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