Center for Social Action and Innovation to host digital safety event

The Center for Social Action and Innovation (KMOP) is organizing an online event titled ‘School and the Digital World: How Safe Are Children?’ on October 12, 2026. The session aims to address the prevention of cyberbullying and the importance of digital safety, focusing on the role of educators, social workers, and psychologists in identifying risks.

The discussion will cover practical approaches for the classroom, including the specific challenges faced by individuals with intellectual disabilities in digital environments. The event is designed for parents, caregivers, and professionals to learn how to recognize signs of online harassment and manage digital incidents.

In a broader context, efforts are being made by the European Union to make the internet safer for minors while maintaining their ability to benefit from digital tools. Experts advise parents to monitor screen time, use age-appropriate applications, and maintain strict privacy settings to protect children from addictive platform designs and harmful content.