Parents and carers play crucial role in children's online safety. Our new resources can support you to talk with your kids and keep them safe. Find practical tips, videos and age-appropriate conversation starters at: news.esafety.gov.au/4e0Mu8Y #NationalChildProtectionWeek

Survivors of child sexual abuse material are searching for their own material to get it taken down because tech companies are not doing enough to keep it off their platforms. We have concrete, survivor-centric policy recommendations for gov'ts & tech. protectchildren.ca/csam-removal-r…

Our report from the Digital Childhoods Summit is online! With international and domestic discussions on banning children and young people from #socialmedia, the report is a timely contribution will inform stakeholders working with and for #children digitalchild.org.au/research/publi…

According to eSafety Commissioner research, most Australian adults have had a negative online experience. 💕 Let’s look out for each other, both online and IRL. Ask a friend #RUOK? #RUOKAnyDay #OnlineSafety Old R U OK? account (please use @ruokanyday)

Like teaching kids to ride a bike, parents and carers can help children navigate the online world safely 🧒🚲 Find tips, conversation starters and more at: eSafety.gov.au/parents

Child sexual abuse that happens online is just as serious as abuse that happens in person 🖥️💻📱 It can deeply affect a child’s well-being, and it’s something we need to address directly. Help create a safer online world for our children and young people: news.esafety.gov.au/4ecDyOf