Join our new mascot ally on February 11, 2025, while we meet to celebrate safer internet day and promote a safer and smarter online world.
The safer internet day is to empower people, especially children and young people, to sail in the digital world in complete safety and positively. From the fight against cyberbullying to understanding social networks and digital identity, the campaign highlights the main online challenges and emerging concerns.
Under Digital Europe 2023-2024 Work program 21.4 million euros were allocated to safer internet centers (sic) in 26 EU countries, as well as Albania and northern Macedonia. These centers play a crucial role in promoting online security by providing educational resources, public awareness tools and essential consultancy and report services. Thanks to dedicated assistance lines and hotlines, the SICS support children, parents, educators and professionals working with young people, helping to create a safer and more enlightened digital environment for everyone.
During its presidency of the Council of the European Union in 2025, Poland prioritized the protection of children against online exploitation, while meeting the mental health challenges facing young people in digital environments.
The Polish internet center safer as part of the Digital Europe program and operated by a consortium of the Nask national research institute and the Children’s foundation for empowermentPromotes online security since its creation in 2005.The key initiatives focus on the fight against illegal online content, support for young Internet users, parents and professionals in the fight against threats digital and promoting responsible use of new technologies.
While we look to the Internet safer of 2025, the Polish slogan, “# działajmy razem” which results in “Acts together!” Strengthens the spirit of collaboration. The day safer internet, the Polish internet center safer Actively initiates IT companies to support the safer initiatives of the Internet day. In addition, the main national institutions, including the Prime Minister’s office and the Ministry of Education and Sciences, are invited to grant an honorary patronage to the event, stressing its national importance.
General information
Digital Europe The Program (DEP) aims to strengthen EU strategic digital capacities and facilitate the large deployment of digital technologies. With an overall budget of 7.5 billion euros, of which 0.8 billion euros are managed by Hadea, the program will support investments in the following sectors:
High performance Cloud IT, data and artificial intelligence cybersecurity advanced digital skills accelerate the best use of technologies
Hadea manages actions under the cloud, data and artificial intelligence, advanced digital skills and acceleration of the best use of technologies.
Originally published in The European Times.
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