15–19 | World Economic Forum, Davos
22-23 | ITU Council Working Group on Child Online Protection
23 | G7 Working Group
29–9 (Feb) | United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime concluding session – Ad Hoc Committee to Elaborate a Comprehensive International Convention on Countering the Use of ICTs for Criminal Purpose, New York
6 | Safer Internet Day
6 | USAID Youth Digital Harms Symposium
12 | Deadline for EU consultation for planned extension of derogation to the ePrivacy Directive
5 | Google Child Safety Summit
5-7 | ECPAT and Safe Online Regional Workshop and Safe Online Forum
8 | International’s Women’s Day
11-14 | Interpol Annual Meeting
14 | ReDirection Webinar- Protect Children Finland
26-28 | InCyber Europe Forum
8 | Global Age Assurance Standards Summit – ACCS
8 | VOICE project report launch- ECPAT
9-12 | Skoll World Forum
30 | European Virtual Forum 2024 – A Network of Trusted Flaggers– INHOPE
9-10 | 2024 UN Civil Society Conference, Nairobi
16 | Dragon+ Outreach Event, Swansea University
22 | PIER 24 Annual Conference
23 | INHOPE webinar on Gen AI and child sexual abuse
27-31 | Senegal Regional Workshop, Saly Senegal
27 | All Tech is Human Summit, London
11 | Safe Online and Giga event on Child Online Safety
22-24 | TrustCon, San Francisco, USA
5-8 |Dallas CAC Conference, Dallas , USA
22-24 | ISPCAN Sweden 2024 Congress, Sweden
16 | Responsible Tech Summit, New York, USA
17 | Safe Online and All Tech is Human online child safety event, New York, USA
20-24 | UN Summit of the Future, NY, USA- Global Compact
26-27 | Trust and Safety Research Conference, San Francisco, USA, Stanford Internet Observatory
Our grantees UNICEF Ghana Protecting children from online CSEA in Ghana Countries involved:May 2023 – May 2025 UNICEF Ghana is using support from the Fund to develop a National Plan of Action to tackle online child sexual exploitation and abuse. The agency is also working closely with the National Cybersecurity Crime
Our grantees University of Kent Understanding and Improving Help-seeking by People at Risk of Perpetrating Online Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse Countries involved:United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland The Centre of Research and Education in Forensic Psychology at the University of Kent is a group of leading psychologists working
To combat the growing threats in the digital space, Safe Online launched a global call for proposals in 2023. After a rigorous and thorough selection process, 23 grantees have been selected to receive USD 10 million. The new investment grows Safe Online’s investment portfolio to USD 100 million across 106 projects with impact in 100 countries and accelerates Safe Online’s globally important role as a catalyst for new solutions to combat digital harms.
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