EU Kids Online report

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EU Kids Online seeks to enhance knowledge of European children's use, risk and safety online.
 
The latest report is their "Final recommendations for policy", which

- Brings together all EU Kids Online policy guidance and
evidence-based recommendations in a single resource for policymakers.

- Outlines over 30 actions that children and young people, parents,
educators, governments, awareness-raising and the media, as well as
industry providers can take to make the internet a better and safer
place for children.

- Advocates a proportionate, balanced and multi-stakeholder response
to risks and challenges that young people face online, while promoting
positive content, children's digital rights and promotion of digital
opportunities for all European young people.

Visit the website:  www.eukidsonline.net for links to all their reports and project information.
Please join them on Facebook and Twitter, and email them for updates.
 
The EU Kids Online network
 
Organisation: 
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Attachment Link: 
http://www.eukidsonline.net

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