ChildWise -Online panel discussion:
New frontiers in combatting child exploitation and abuse online
"On Safer Internet Day the world comes together with a shared vision of making online experiences better for everyone." - eSafety Commissioner
Child Wise invites you to attend their upcoming online panel discussion. Hear from leading industry experts: Anna Borgström, CEO of NetClean, and Jon Rouse APM, Detective Inspector at the Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation.
Reports of online child abuse surged by 122% in Australia alone in the first three months of COVID-19 lockdowns with similar staggering numbers being reported across the world.
This is an issue for every business – whether you work with children directly, indirectly or not at all.
Companies are shocked to hear that corporate computers and mobile devices are increasingly being used by employees to access child sexual abuse material. Are you aware of the security and integrity risks to your company?
Join us at this panel discussion and have your questions answered about the rise of online child abuse, and what practical measures you can take to prevent it and protect your business.
Event details
Date & time: Thursday, 25 Mar 2021, 4PM – 5PM (AEDT)
Cost: $99* (GST Included) limited Early Bird offer* for non-members. This event is included in the Community of Practice membership at no extra cost.
Location: Online. You will receive a link to join the live event closer to the date.
Register: online at Childwise
Who should attend: This event is recommended for anyone who leads an organisation.
*The Early Bird offer is valid until 5PM, 11 Mar 2021 (AEDT). Terms and Conditions apply. If you have any questions please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 1300 244 539.
Child Wise is a social enterprise that exists to ensure the safety of children and young people in organisations where they spend time. They provide child safety training, consultancy and accreditation services to build the capacity of executives, staff and volunteers to meet state and national child safety standards and principles.
