Status: Shared
Raising awareness of consequences of sharenting and helping parents make more informed decisions about sharing children's images online.
Status: Shared is a nationwide awareness and education initiative launched by T-Mobile Polska, the Polish National Police Headquarters and UNICEF Poland to address the growing phenomenon of sharenting, the online sharing of children's photos, videos and personal information by parents and caregivers.
Shared is a project in Poland by T-Mobile Polska, the Polish National Police and UNICEF Poland.
It teaches families about sharenting.
Sharenting means posting photos, videos or information about children online.
The project helps parents and caregivers protect children's privacy.
The project aims to encourage more responsible digital parenting by increasing awareness of the long-term consequences that online content can have for children’s privacy, safety, wellbeing and future opportunities.
The project helps parents and caregivers make safer choices online.
It shows how posts, photos and videos shared on the internet can affect children’s privacy, safety, wellbeing and future later in life.
Status: Shared
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Status: Shared
Through research, education and public engagement, the campaign helps parents better understand how seemingly harmless posts can contribute to risks such as loss of control over personal data, digital footprint accumulation, cyberbullying and misuse of children's images.
The campaign helps parents understand that sharing photos and information about children online can have risks.
These risks include loss of privacy, cyberbullying and misuse of children's photos.
The project aims to encourage more responsible digital parenting by increasing awareness of the long-term consequences that online content can have for children’s privacy, safety, wellbeing and future opportunities.
The project helps parents and caregivers understand how things shared online today can affect children in the future.
It shows how online posts can impact children's privacy, safety, wellbeing and future opportunities.
Through research, education and public engagement, the campaign helps parents better understand how seemingly harmless posts can contribute to risks such as loss of control over personal data, digital footprint accumulation, cyberbullying and misuse of children's images.
The campaign helps parents understand that sharing photos and information about children online can have risks.
Even harmless posts can affect children's privacy, stay online for a long time, lead to cyberbullying or be used by other people without permission.
The initiative combines research, awareness-raising and educational activities through three key pillars: a nationwide study examining the scale and characteristics of sharenting in Poland; a public awareness campaign illustrating the real-life consequences of oversharing children's content online; and educational resources and police-led workshops delivered in schools across the country for parents, students and educators.
The initiative has three main goals:
to learn more about sharenting,
to raise awareness about its risks,
and to educate parents, students and teachers through school workshops and learning materials.
By bringing together telecommunications, child protection and public safety expertise, Status: Shared seeks to foster a culture of more conscious online sharing and stronger protection of children's rights in the digital environment.
The project helps people share more responsibly online and supports the protection of children's rights, privacy and safety on the internet.