Join us
Search
Close this search box.
Search
Close this search box.

Category: Grantee

Posted on

Suojellaan Lapsia Ry

Our grantees

Suojellaan Lapsia Ry

Redirection

Countries involved:
Finland

Suojellaan Lapsia Ry will develop and launch ReDirection, an evidence-based self-help programme working to prevent the consumption of CSAM on the Dark Web. By providing targeted support for these individuals, the project will also reveal new information about these searchers and their pathways to CSAM access and use. This programme builds on the Finnish government’s accredited New Direction rehabilitation programme for sex offenders. Headquartered in Finland, this project has a global reach.

Grant timeline:
September 2020 – September2022

Grantee website:
suojellaanlapsia.fi

Funding amount:
$918,673

Find other grantees

Middlesex University 2

Our grantees Middlesex University Invisible Risks Countries involved:United Kindgom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland We know that online child sexual abuse material is highly

January 9, 2024

University of Kent 2

Our grantees University of Kent Understanding and improving help seeking by people at risk of online child sexual exploitation and abuse Countries involved:United Kingdom of

January 9, 2024

DeafKidz International 2

Our grantees DeafKidz International DeafKidz Defenders Project Countries involved:United Kindgom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland DeafKidz International will develop DeafKidz Defenders, an interactive, accessible digital platform

January 9, 2024

5rights Foundation 2

Our grantees 5rights Foundation Global roll-out of the Child Online Safety Toolkit 5Rights Foundation is creating a Global Policy Handbook that outlines the steps needed to

January 9, 2024

MSB Medical School Berlin GmbH

Our grantees MSB Medical School Berlin GmbH RAPPID- (Risk Assessment for the Prevention & Promotion of Internet Deterrence) Countries involved:Germany Grant timeline:March 2023 – March

January 9, 2024

Save the Children Hong Kong

Our grantees Save the Children Hong Kong Protecting children from online grooming: Cross-cultural, qualitative and child-centred data to guide grooming prevention and response Countries involved:Hong

January 9, 2024

Swansea University 2

Our grantees Swansea University DRAGON (Developing Resistance Against Grooming Online): Stories Strengthened Safeguards Countries involved:United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland DRAGONS+ builds on

January 9, 2024
Posted on

World Health Organization

Our grantees

World Health Organization

What Works to Prevent and Respond to Child Online Abuse

Countries involved:
Switzerland

The World Health Organisation is using the Fund to explore current systems of prevention and response to online child sexual exploitation and abuse. These findings will support governments and civil society organisations, giving them the tools and evidence they need to implement effective, evidence-based programs to keep children safe online. After determining what works and does not work around preventing and responding to sexual and emotional online child abuse, the project will produce accessible informational documents, including policy briefs, infographics and multimedia, which will be appropriate for a variety of audiences. The project is also holding two major international conferences to inform the programming of international organisations, development partners and civil society organisations, and providing technical support to pathfinding countries engaged in the Global Partnership to End Violence Against Children.

Grant timeline:
August 2018 – December 2022

Grantee website:
www.who.int

Funding amount:
$306,020

Find other grantees

Middlesex University 2

Our grantees Middlesex University Invisible Risks Countries involved:United Kindgom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland We know that online child sexual abuse material is highly

January 9, 2024

University of Kent 2

Our grantees University of Kent Understanding and improving help seeking by people at risk of online child sexual exploitation and abuse Countries involved:United Kingdom of

January 9, 2024

DeafKidz International 2

Our grantees DeafKidz International DeafKidz Defenders Project Countries involved:United Kindgom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland DeafKidz International will develop DeafKidz Defenders, an interactive, accessible digital platform

January 9, 2024

5rights Foundation 2

Our grantees 5rights Foundation Global roll-out of the Child Online Safety Toolkit 5Rights Foundation is creating a Global Policy Handbook that outlines the steps needed to

January 9, 2024

MSB Medical School Berlin GmbH

Our grantees MSB Medical School Berlin GmbH RAPPID- (Risk Assessment for the Prevention & Promotion of Internet Deterrence) Countries involved:Germany Grant timeline:March 2023 – March

January 9, 2024

Save the Children Hong Kong

Our grantees Save the Children Hong Kong Protecting children from online grooming: Cross-cultural, qualitative and child-centred data to guide grooming prevention and response Countries involved:Hong

January 9, 2024

Swansea University 2

Our grantees Swansea University DRAGON (Developing Resistance Against Grooming Online): Stories Strengthened Safeguards Countries involved:United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland DRAGONS+ builds on

January 9, 2024
Posted on

Canadian Centre for Child Protection

Our grantees

Canadian Centre for Child Protection

Advancing Project Arachnid: Global Notice System and Tailored Tools to Expedite the Removal of Child Sexual Abuse Material

Countries involved:
October 2017 – October 2019

With support from Safe Online, Canadian Centre for Child Protection has advanced its existing technological solution, Project Arachnid, to improve automated detection of child sexual abuse material. Project Arachnid is processing tens of thousands of images per second, crawling sites across the web to detect and remove abuse material. By developing an automated multi-lingual global notification system – along with tailored tools to find and report images – Project Arachnid used End Violence’s support to expedite the removal of child sexual abuse material across the world, and develop tools to find images on sites that traditionally make automated detection nearly impossible. Headquartered in Canada, this project has a global reach.

In 2022, two distinct new components will help to bolster Project Arachnid’s capabilities to target publicly available CSAM that, for the most part, has evaded detection. These efforts will have a significant impact on the removal of CSAM globally, as well as the prevention of online child victimization.

Grant timeline:
September 2020 – September 2022 ($450,000) / June 2022 – June 2024 ($750000)

Grantee website:
www.protectchildren.ca/en

Funding amount:
$1,200,000

Find other grantees

Middlesex University 2

Our grantees Middlesex University Invisible Risks Countries involved:United Kindgom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland We know that online child sexual abuse material is highly

January 9, 2024

University of Kent 2

Our grantees University of Kent Understanding and improving help seeking by people at risk of online child sexual exploitation and abuse Countries involved:United Kingdom of

January 9, 2024

DeafKidz International 2

Our grantees DeafKidz International DeafKidz Defenders Project Countries involved:United Kindgom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland DeafKidz International will develop DeafKidz Defenders, an interactive, accessible digital platform

January 9, 2024

5rights Foundation 2

Our grantees 5rights Foundation Global roll-out of the Child Online Safety Toolkit 5Rights Foundation is creating a Global Policy Handbook that outlines the steps needed to

January 9, 2024

MSB Medical School Berlin GmbH

Our grantees MSB Medical School Berlin GmbH RAPPID- (Risk Assessment for the Prevention & Promotion of Internet Deterrence) Countries involved:Germany Grant timeline:March 2023 – March

January 9, 2024

Save the Children Hong Kong

Our grantees Save the Children Hong Kong Protecting children from online grooming: Cross-cultural, qualitative and child-centred data to guide grooming prevention and response Countries involved:Hong

January 9, 2024

Swansea University 2

Our grantees Swansea University DRAGON (Developing Resistance Against Grooming Online): Stories Strengthened Safeguards Countries involved:United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland DRAGONS+ builds on

January 9, 2024
Posted on

Swansea University

Our grantees

Swansea University

Dragons+ : Developing Resistance Against Grooming Online Stories – Strengthened Safeguards

Countries involved:
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

DRAGONS+ builds on Swansea University’s expertise in anti-grooming technology to pioneer research at the intersection of offender and child interaction. This research considers development of perceived-first-person CSAM and how children try to communicatively resist groomers’ manipulation.  

The project newly synergises linguistics and participatory research methods. It is developed in partnership with UK-based lived experience experts and with child safeguarding practitioners internationally (e.g., child helpline counsellors, hotline analysts, police school liaison officers). Partners in this work span the Global North and South, enabling engagement of multiple languages, including British English, Colombian and Peninsular Spanish, Vietnamese and British Sign Language. Key project partners include: Marie Collins Foundation, DeafKidz International, INHOPE, INSAFE / European Schoolnet, Project StopOnSexGroom and Red PaPaz. DRAGONS+ will generate novel, richly contextualized insights to anchor the design and implementation, particularly for tech industry, of actionable online grooming preventative technology at scale. 

Grant timeline:
December 2020 – December 2022

Grantee website:
www.swansea.ac.uk

Funding amount:
$660,226

Find other grantees

Middlesex University 2

Our grantees Middlesex University Invisible Risks Countries involved:United Kindgom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland We know that online child sexual abuse material is highly

January 9, 2024

University of Kent 2

Our grantees University of Kent Understanding and improving help seeking by people at risk of online child sexual exploitation and abuse Countries involved:United Kingdom of

January 9, 2024

DeafKidz International 2

Our grantees DeafKidz International DeafKidz Defenders Project Countries involved:United Kindgom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland DeafKidz International will develop DeafKidz Defenders, an interactive, accessible digital platform

January 9, 2024

5rights Foundation 2

Our grantees 5rights Foundation Global roll-out of the Child Online Safety Toolkit 5Rights Foundation is creating a Global Policy Handbook that outlines the steps needed to

January 9, 2024

MSB Medical School Berlin GmbH

Our grantees MSB Medical School Berlin GmbH RAPPID- (Risk Assessment for the Prevention & Promotion of Internet Deterrence) Countries involved:Germany Grant timeline:March 2023 – March

January 9, 2024

Save the Children Hong Kong

Our grantees Save the Children Hong Kong Protecting children from online grooming: Cross-cultural, qualitative and child-centred data to guide grooming prevention and response Countries involved:Hong

January 9, 2024

Swansea University 2

Our grantees Swansea University DRAGON (Developing Resistance Against Grooming Online): Stories Strengthened Safeguards Countries involved:United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland DRAGONS+ builds on

January 9, 2024
Posted on

National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC)

Our grantees

National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC)

CyberTipline

Countries involved:
United States of America

NCMEC’s CyberTipline will enhance a critical survivor-serving tool through a more accessible public reporting process for children, caregivers, and the general public. By reducing the burden of child sexual abuse reporting and developing a trauma-informed and interactive submission process, the new application will lead to more accurate data intake that will affect response, content removal, and impact global policy on child safety. 

Grant timeline:
August 2022 – August 2023

Grantee website:
www.missingkids.org

Funding amount:
$601,328

Find other grantees

Middlesex University 2

Our grantees Middlesex University Invisible Risks Countries involved:United Kindgom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland We know that online child sexual abuse material is highly

January 9, 2024

University of Kent 2

Our grantees University of Kent Understanding and improving help seeking by people at risk of online child sexual exploitation and abuse Countries involved:United Kingdom of

January 9, 2024

DeafKidz International 2

Our grantees DeafKidz International DeafKidz Defenders Project Countries involved:United Kindgom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland DeafKidz International will develop DeafKidz Defenders, an interactive, accessible digital platform

January 9, 2024

5rights Foundation 2

Our grantees 5rights Foundation Global roll-out of the Child Online Safety Toolkit 5Rights Foundation is creating a Global Policy Handbook that outlines the steps needed to

January 9, 2024

MSB Medical School Berlin GmbH

Our grantees MSB Medical School Berlin GmbH RAPPID- (Risk Assessment for the Prevention & Promotion of Internet Deterrence) Countries involved:Germany Grant timeline:March 2023 – March

January 9, 2024

Save the Children Hong Kong

Our grantees Save the Children Hong Kong Protecting children from online grooming: Cross-cultural, qualitative and child-centred data to guide grooming prevention and response Countries involved:Hong

January 9, 2024

Swansea University 2

Our grantees Swansea University DRAGON (Developing Resistance Against Grooming Online): Stories Strengthened Safeguards Countries involved:United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland DRAGONS+ builds on

January 9, 2024
Posted on

New Venture Fund

Our grantees

New Venture Fund

Communication and Advocacy Support: Inspiring the End of Violence Against Girls and Boys

Grant timeline:
United Stated of America

As a part of this communications and advocacy support, New Venture Fund develops a number of communications tools for resource mobilization to end online child sexual exploitation and abuse.

Grant timeline:
December 2018 – December 2021

Grantee website:
newventurefund.org

Funding amount:
$594,000

Find other grantees

Middlesex University 2

Our grantees Middlesex University Invisible Risks Countries involved:United Kindgom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland We know that online child sexual abuse material is highly

January 9, 2024

University of Kent 2

Our grantees University of Kent Understanding and improving help seeking by people at risk of online child sexual exploitation and abuse Countries involved:United Kingdom of

January 9, 2024

DeafKidz International 2

Our grantees DeafKidz International DeafKidz Defenders Project Countries involved:United Kindgom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland DeafKidz International will develop DeafKidz Defenders, an interactive, accessible digital platform

January 9, 2024

5rights Foundation 2

Our grantees 5rights Foundation Global roll-out of the Child Online Safety Toolkit 5Rights Foundation is creating a Global Policy Handbook that outlines the steps needed to

January 9, 2024

MSB Medical School Berlin GmbH

Our grantees MSB Medical School Berlin GmbH RAPPID- (Risk Assessment for the Prevention & Promotion of Internet Deterrence) Countries involved:Germany Grant timeline:March 2023 – March

January 9, 2024

Save the Children Hong Kong

Our grantees Save the Children Hong Kong Protecting children from online grooming: Cross-cultural, qualitative and child-centred data to guide grooming prevention and response Countries involved:Hong

January 9, 2024

Swansea University 2

Our grantees Swansea University DRAGON (Developing Resistance Against Grooming Online): Stories Strengthened Safeguards Countries involved:United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland DRAGONS+ builds on

January 9, 2024
Posted on

INTERPOL (Global)

Our grantees

INTERPOL (Global)

The Devops Group Project

Countries involved:
France

INTERPOL will bring the most advanced technology to investigators of online CSEA through its new DevOps Group Project. The initiative will facilitate research and development by an expert group of investigators, non-governmental organisations, academia, and information technology companies, and extend solutions to specialised officers worldwide via INTERPOL’s secure channels. Headquartered in France, this project has a global reach.

Grant timeline:
November 2020 – November 2024

Grantee website:
www.interpol.int/en

Funding amount:
$750,000

Find other grantees

Middlesex University 2

Our grantees Middlesex University Invisible Risks Countries involved:United Kindgom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland We know that online child sexual abuse material is highly

January 9, 2024

University of Kent 2

Our grantees University of Kent Understanding and improving help seeking by people at risk of online child sexual exploitation and abuse Countries involved:United Kingdom of

January 9, 2024

DeafKidz International 2

Our grantees DeafKidz International DeafKidz Defenders Project Countries involved:United Kindgom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland DeafKidz International will develop DeafKidz Defenders, an interactive, accessible digital platform

January 9, 2024

5rights Foundation 2

Our grantees 5rights Foundation Global roll-out of the Child Online Safety Toolkit 5Rights Foundation is creating a Global Policy Handbook that outlines the steps needed to

January 9, 2024

MSB Medical School Berlin GmbH

Our grantees MSB Medical School Berlin GmbH RAPPID- (Risk Assessment for the Prevention & Promotion of Internet Deterrence) Countries involved:Germany Grant timeline:March 2023 – March

January 9, 2024

Save the Children Hong Kong

Our grantees Save the Children Hong Kong Protecting children from online grooming: Cross-cultural, qualitative and child-centred data to guide grooming prevention and response Countries involved:Hong

January 9, 2024

Swansea University 2

Our grantees Swansea University DRAGON (Developing Resistance Against Grooming Online): Stories Strengthened Safeguards Countries involved:United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland DRAGONS+ builds on

January 9, 2024
Posted on

Thorn

Our grantees

Thorn

Bringing Light to the Dark Web

Countries involved:
United States of America

The Fund is supporting Thorn’s Bringing Light to the Dark Web project, a global initiative that will use a new tool to help law enforcement identify children who are victims of online child sexual exploitation and abuse. Thorn helps gather the most important pieces of information related to child sexual abuse material online to support law enforcement investigations. By expanding the initiative’s reach, Thorn hopes to achieve the following goals:

    • Remove more children, faster, from abusive situations
    • Reduce the time it takes to identify new child sexual abuse material
    • Reduce the investigative time required to identify a child in abuse material
    • Foster collaboration among law enforcement worldwide

To date, Thorn has helped law enforcement in over 55 countries find over 800 children whose abuse material has appeared online.

Grant timeline:
April 2018 – April 2021

Grantee website:
www.thorn.org

Funding amount:
$700,000

Find other grantees

Middlesex University 2

Our grantees Middlesex University Invisible Risks Countries involved:United Kindgom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland We know that online child sexual abuse material is highly

January 9, 2024

University of Kent 2

Our grantees University of Kent Understanding and improving help seeking by people at risk of online child sexual exploitation and abuse Countries involved:United Kingdom of

January 9, 2024

DeafKidz International 2

Our grantees DeafKidz International DeafKidz Defenders Project Countries involved:United Kindgom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland DeafKidz International will develop DeafKidz Defenders, an interactive, accessible digital platform

January 9, 2024

5rights Foundation 2

Our grantees 5rights Foundation Global roll-out of the Child Online Safety Toolkit 5Rights Foundation is creating a Global Policy Handbook that outlines the steps needed to

January 9, 2024

MSB Medical School Berlin GmbH

Our grantees MSB Medical School Berlin GmbH RAPPID- (Risk Assessment for the Prevention & Promotion of Internet Deterrence) Countries involved:Germany Grant timeline:March 2023 – March

January 9, 2024

Save the Children Hong Kong

Our grantees Save the Children Hong Kong Protecting children from online grooming: Cross-cultural, qualitative and child-centred data to guide grooming prevention and response Countries involved:Hong

January 9, 2024

Swansea University 2

Our grantees Swansea University DRAGON (Developing Resistance Against Grooming Online): Stories Strengthened Safeguards Countries involved:United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland DRAGONS+ builds on

January 9, 2024
Posted on

Internet Watch Foundation

Our grantees

Internet Watch Foundation

Reporting Portal Project

Countries involved:
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

With support from the Fund, the Internet Watch Foundation is progressing its mission to eliminate child sexual abuse from the internet by working in 30 countries – the majority of which are in Africa – to implement web-based portals for citizens to report online child sexual abuse content and make the Internet a safer place for children and adults around the world.

The aim of the project is to support countries without anywhere to report images and videos of child sexual abuse. IWF provides a reporting button which feeds directly to their expert analysts in the UK, who assess the reports according to UK Law and work to remove the content as quickly as possible from the internet.

Grant timeline:
October 2017 – October 2019

Grantee website:
www.iwf.org.uk

Funding amount:
$448,875

 

Find other grantees

Middlesex University 2

Our grantees Middlesex University Invisible Risks Countries involved:United Kindgom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland We know that online child sexual abuse material is highly

January 9, 2024

University of Kent 2

Our grantees University of Kent Understanding and improving help seeking by people at risk of online child sexual exploitation and abuse Countries involved:United Kingdom of

January 9, 2024

DeafKidz International 2

Our grantees DeafKidz International DeafKidz Defenders Project Countries involved:United Kindgom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland DeafKidz International will develop DeafKidz Defenders, an interactive, accessible digital platform

January 9, 2024

5rights Foundation 2

Our grantees 5rights Foundation Global roll-out of the Child Online Safety Toolkit 5Rights Foundation is creating a Global Policy Handbook that outlines the steps needed to

January 9, 2024

MSB Medical School Berlin GmbH

Our grantees MSB Medical School Berlin GmbH RAPPID- (Risk Assessment for the Prevention & Promotion of Internet Deterrence) Countries involved:Germany Grant timeline:March 2023 – March

January 9, 2024

Save the Children Hong Kong

Our grantees Save the Children Hong Kong Protecting children from online grooming: Cross-cultural, qualitative and child-centred data to guide grooming prevention and response Countries involved:Hong

January 9, 2024

Swansea University 2

Our grantees Swansea University DRAGON (Developing Resistance Against Grooming Online): Stories Strengthened Safeguards Countries involved:United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland DRAGONS+ builds on

January 9, 2024

We'd love to stay in touch!

Subscribe to our monthly newsletter to keep up-to-date on the latest progress, news, events and reports from Safe Online and the wider community working to end violence against children. 

Register now

Learn to report abuse

Find out more

Copyright Safe Online 2023 © 

All imagery is taken from the UNICEF image library. It is not available in the public domain.

  • info@safeonline.global
  • 633 Third Avenue, 23rd Floor, New York, NY 10017

Privacy Policy

Facebook Twitter Linkedin Instagram
Stay in the loop.
close menu icon

Our purpose in detail

We are here to ensure every child and young person grows in to the digital world feeling safe, and is protected from harm.

We support, champion, and invest in innovative partners from the public, private, and third sectors working towards the same objective.

We believe in equipping guardians and young people with the skills to understand and see danger themselves once accessing digital experiences without supervision.

We'd love to have a chat

We're thrilled you're interested in donating to Safe Online - pop in the details below and we will get back to you to set up a discussion.