Children in the UK are bombarded with gambling ads every time they watch a football game.
We're calling on the Government to kick gambling ads out of football for good.
Please sign our petition: https://t.co/kW0NG7y3NV
Information is a social determinant of health.
Dr Garth Graham, Director and Global Head of Healthcare and Public Health at @Google and @YouTube joins Tech Shock to explore what that means for families.
https://t.co/OszmYaVF3O
The Summer Safety assembly from Be internet Legends is only a couple of weeks away. Don’t miss our last big event of the school year.
Sign up here: https://t.co/Fc6FiZUxT7
#KS2#onlinesafety#medialiteracy
https://t.co/FOXo7abTVT
AI can make teaching easier and more effective. With FREE Learn and Explore AI #LEA training, educators learn new ways to plan and create lessons and support independent learning.
Upcoming dates:
Tue 30 June, 4pm
Mon 17 August, 3.45pm
https://t.co/myGAInbcQk
Be Internet Citizens helps #secondary schools build #medialiteracy education teaching into their curriculum.
Teachers can join a free career #development training session on Thursday 8 October 2026 at 3pm
https://t.co/jyhIXS4T9E
Children are highly connected. But are they thriving?
@JeffreyDeMarco2 of @savechildrenuk and @feltonl of Vodafone Foundation join Tech Shock to discuss their partnership and what it's teaching us about children's digital lives.
https://t.co/OszmYaVF3O
The social media ban marks a distinct shift in the UK's digital landscape.
Whether the ban will work will only become clearer in time.
What remains clear is our work - with parents and professionals, making sure the real-life impact is positive.
https://t.co/RqvzOjlPuL
The @UEL_News is calling for parents and caregivers to take part in a short group discussion on online safety tools on social media and digital spaces for young people.
£10 Amazon voucher included for all participants.
See more details below
Build #medialiteracy into your curriculum with #BeInternetCitizens — flexible, classroom-ready lessons for secondary schools across literacy, citizenship & computing.
https://t.co/jyhIXS4T9E
Learn the new literacy this #AIAwarenessDay
Experience AI offers free staff training for UK secondary schools to help educators teach AI literacy
Whole-school, virtual and regional training available
https://t.co/JLBW6gty5q
Your child is building a detailed digital profile from as young as four. Do you know what data they're sharing?
Katie Searle of the @ICOnews joins Tech Shock to discuss Switched on to privacy and what parents can do.
https://t.co/lIgyhBqsU4
More parental controls than ever. But are families actually better off?
Join Parent Zone on 9th June (online, 11–11.45am) to dig into the research and share your reflections.
https://t.co/iYBxJakLK4
Social media, pornography, and violence against women and girls - connections that rarely surface in mainstream policy debate.
Vicki speaks to @MelTankardReist of @CollectiveShout in the final episode of our Spring Special Series.
Listen here:
https://t.co/JNAJcrLFcr
Three years ago we asked if online safety tools were a false hope. Today we publish the follow-up.
966 tools across 13 platforms. Faster to set up. More on by default. And yet parental concern hasn't shifted.
The evidence is catching up. https://t.co/fEaYes3y5m
New Tech Shock Podcast episode discussing our New Digital Advisors report with @VoiceBox.
How able are AI chatbots to offer advice on child financial harms in gaming? And how can parents use them more effectively?
https://t.co/grWiMWisbA
On 7 May, Scotland votes for its new Scottish Parliament. Are young people ready to navigate what they're seeing online?
@YoungScot's "Are You Being Influenced?" — part of our Informed Voices project commissioned by
@Ofcom.
https://t.co/FXkL88AMxT #MediaLiteracy#Holyrood26
The Senedd vote is two weeks away. Is your feed full of noise or reliable information?
@ProMoCymru's "Breaking the Echo Chamber" can help — part of our Informed Voices project commissioned by @Ofcom.
https://t.co/0peU1rRGRb
#MediaLiteracy#Senedd26
@HaroonChowdry , Chief Executive of @CfYoungLives, joins us on Tech Shock to ask whether a social media ban is the right answer, or if we need to shift the burden of proof onto the platforms themselves.
https://t.co/ghBI9GVVPu