• Discovering resources, activities, and actions to campaign for online safety globally
• Celebrating the diverse ways that young people can use the internet for education, personal growth, community building, communication, and sharing knowledge
• Reflecting on the growth of Safer Internet Day since 2004 and the emerging priorities for children’s online safety
• Looking ahead at the emerging challenges and how parents, caregivers, and teachers can foster and model good use of technology

• Setting high standards for online regulation to monitor platforms, applying appropriate tools and enforcement measures for organisations to meet their protection responsibilities
• Introducing a new duty of care for online providers and designers to tackle illegal activity and prevent children from accessing harmful content
• Recognising the evolving needs for maintaining young people’s internet protection, monitoring outcomes, progress, and good practice
• Clarifying the obligations for platforms providers, users, government, and other groups involved with child safeguarding

• What happens when safeguarding fails? Supporting survivors of Technology-Assisted Child Sexual Abuse (TACSA) through their recovery journey
• Appropriate responses to new technology abuse
• Resources for those working with victims and survivors

• Engaging with young people to understand the key challenges and priorities for strengthen their mental health in relation to internet access
• Identifying the impacts of online connectivity and learning on mental health, wellbeing, cyberbullying, and access to support
• Recognising the challenges of social media and digital technology reliance on poor mental health, anxiety, and depression
• Considering how young people can flourish in a digital age, develop greater online resilience, and build positive self-expression

• Technological components of the Metaverse
• The significance of immersive technology; immersion, presence and embodiment
• In which ways can the Metaverse support society?
• Navigating towards a better Metaverse

• Challenging the exploitation of young people online through strong online monitoring systems, holding online platforms and sites accountable
• Limiting exposure to misinformation, radicalisation, and commercial activity, and supporting children if they encounter harmful content
• Innovating privacy measures and effective encryption solutions, going beyond excluding younger users and meeting the modern needs for children’s internet access 
• Embracing child-centred support opportunities, optimising the content available, viewed, and shared

• Collaborating to identify, detect, and combat crime, and improve overall child safety on online spaces
• Sharing research and learning around the signs of grooming in children through technology, and how to act when children disclose potential dangers
• Understanding the connection between technology and every aspect of a child’s life, given the rising amount of time spent online at school and home
• Renewing commitments to protect children online through sufficient funding, resources and online safety advice

*programme subject to change without notice