An interactive space to co-create advocacy tools, share insights, and strengthen Safe Online portfolio collective voice to create a digital world that is safe and empowering for all children and young people, everywhere.
The series is designed not as a webinar, but as a co-creation journey, where Safe Online grantees’ priorities, experiences, and ideas directly shape the advocacy tools, messages, and strategies we build together.
These resources provide evidence-based guidance on engaging philanthropy, technology companies, and Governments, and on framing the case for greater investment in child online safety. They build on the research and strategic narrative developed by Common Thread, a behavioural change agency, and have been adapted into a practical resource for Safe Online grantees.
November 2025
This first session brings together Safe Online grantees for a dynamic, hands-on conversation featuring three components:
This session explores how to shape narratives that are accurate, responsible, and influential – moving beyond awareness-raising to shift incentives, mobilise action, and drive meaningful change. It brings together two complementary narrative perspectives:
Funders are not all the same; what resonates with one audience may fall flat with another. So how can you shape your financial narrative to speak directly to different types of funders?
In this session, Common Thread (a global team of behavioural scientists, communicators, and designers) brings participants inside the funder mindset, drawing on recent conversations with global funders and other actors. Expect practical insights, and actionable tips to help grantees move from a one-size-fits-all pitch to a more tailored and compelling financial narrative.
Participants have the opportunity to:
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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.