eSafetyCommissioner
New research
Understanding digital parenting experiences of refugee and migrant groups
Recent research conducted by eSafety explores the lived digital parenting experiences of migrants and refugee groups.
Parents and carers in the study told the eCommissioner they use a range of practices to keep children safe online. These include setting boundaries, supporting technical online safety strategies, and having open conversations. They also reported digital parenting challenges common to all families, including things like balancing work and family life and negotiating increased independence as children become teenagers.
Download the summary report to learn more about these experiences and how online safety interventions can be accessible, engaging, and non-stigmatising for these communities.
Helping families choose safe tech gifts this holiday season
How do you choose tech gifts that are both fun and safe for kids?
The eSafety Gift Guide is here to help. The eSafety Commissioner has gone through the latest tech trends to bring families straightforward advice to help make smart and safe tech gift choices for children and young people.
This year, the digital playground has evolved, especially in the world of online gaming. Read our guide for the latest updates and find practical tips on a range of tech gifts:
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Domestic Violence
Australia’s Christian men are being asked to examine their attitudes and behaviour as part of the annual 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, a UN event held this year from 25 November to 10 December.
Men urged to take key role in fight against domestic violence - Eternity News | ANNE LIM | NOVEMBER 16TH, 2023
