20–24 | World Economic Forum, Davos
30 | Partner2Connect Annual Meeting, ITU, Geneva
Jan-March | Winter Seminar Series, Stanford Cyber Policy Centre
4 | 2KNOW Final Conference: From Knowledge to Action – Advancing Strategies to End Online Sexual Violence Against Children
11 | Safer Internet Day
10-11 | Artificial Intelligence Action Summit, France
11-13 | Deadline for EU consultation for planned extension of derogation to the ePrivacy Directive
12–14 | World Government Summit 2025, Dubai
13–15 | World Global NCD Alliance Forum – 4th Global NCD Alliance Forum, Rwanda
24-27 | Rights Con, Taiwan
4-6 | 44th Lanzarote Committee, France
8 | International’s Women’s Day
Our grantees University of Kent A Serious Game for a Serious Issue: Combatting Online Child Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking via a Digital Game Countries involved:Thailand, Cambodia University of Kent will prevent online child sexual exploitation and abuse of children in Thailand and Cambodia by educating them about online child sexual exploitation
Safer Internet Day, on 7 February, is a day for the international community to collectively advocate for a safer, better internet, where everyone is empowered to use technology ‘responsibly, respectfully, critically and creatively’.
On 17 June, End Violence held its 10th Global Knowledge Exchange Webinar, which gathered 117 individuals from partner and grantee organisations around the world. This webinar, the third event held in 2020, focused on integrated, child-centred frameworks for investigation, rehabilitation and recovery for survivors of online child sexual exploitation and abuse.
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