Safer Internet Day 2025

Mark your calendars for Safer Internet Day Tuesday 11 February 2025!

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• Sign up as a supporter
• What is Safer Internet Day?
• Why is Safer Internet Day important?

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Safer Internet Day is a global day of action bringing communities, schools, organisations and families from more than 180 countries together to raise awareness of online safety issues and work toward a safer internet.

The eSafety Commissioner leads the day in Australia and we’re calling on all Australians to help make the internet a safer, and more positive place.

Whether you’re working, learning, playing or scrolling – the internet is a huge part of life. It opens a world of opportunities, but also comes with risks, especially for young people and other at-risk groups.

Let's look at the numbers that remind us why online safety is so important.

Join us in making the internet a safer, more positive place – one conversation, one click and one day at a time.

^{1. Adults’ online experiences – infographic (2022). 2. Cool, beautiful, strange and scary: The online experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and their parents and caregivers (2023). 3. Mind the Gap: Parental awareness of children’s exposure to risks online (2022). 4. Levelling up to stay safe: Young people’s experiences navigating the joys and risks of online gaming (February 2024). 5. Tipping the balance: LGBTIQ+ teens’ experiences negotiating connection, self-expression and harm online (June 2024).}