Keeping Children Safe Online

Ibis Earls Court, London

More than half of 7-16 year olds own a mobile phone and 98% of children have access to the internet. Digital communication shapes the way that children and young people live their lives and it is here to stay. How do you ensure that they are using these technologies safely and responsibly?

Children & Young People Now present a one-day conference that will allow you to consider in-depth how children and young people communicate online, the media they use, the dangers they face and what can be done to keep them safe in digital environments.

Book online before 6 December & save up to £50
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The conference will enable you to:

• Understand how children and young people interact in digital environments
• Ensure safe and positive use of digital technologies
• Communicate online safety messages to parents
• Prevent and respond to cyberbullying
• Recognise how adults use digital media to access children and young people
• Work together with all stakeholders to keep children and young people safe online

To see the full conference programme please visit:
http://ecm.hbpl.co.uk/re?l=evwgdyIf46hbmI2

This is a must attend conference for any organisation working to safeguard children, and is essential for:

Local Children's Safeguarding Boards
Child Protection Officers
Safeguarding Managers
Directors of Children's Services
Head Teachers
PSHE Teachers
School Governors
E-Learning Advisors
Social Services
Youth Workers
School E-Safety Coordinators
ICT Coordinators
Police Officers
Local Education Authorities
Youth Services
Anti-Bullying Coordinators

Speakers include key industry strategists and practitioners who will provide you with the tools you need to ensure that children and young people are safe online. Hear from:

• John Carr, Secretary, CHILDREN'S CHARITIES' COALITION ON INTERNET SAFETY
• Sonia Livingstone, Professor of Social Psychology, LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
• Stephen Carrick-Davies, Chief Executive, CHILDNET INTERNATIONAL
• James Hunter, Web Development Youth Worker, LEICESTERSHIRE YOUTH SERVICE
• Annie Mullins, Global Head of Content Standards, VODAFONE
• Modupe Diyaolu, Communications Project Manager, O2
• Mark Rogers, Acting Chief Executive, SOLIHULL MBC
• Steve Martin, Chief Education Welfare Officer, SOLIHULL MBC
• Will Aitken, Deputy Head of Technology, MOSSLEY HOLLINS HIGH SCHOOL
• Sue Chapman, Education Safeguarding Manager, CORNWALL COUNTY COUNCIL
• Peter Banbury, Manager, Kent Community Network, KENT COUNTY COUNCIL
• John Quinn, Development Director, BEATBULLYING