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Being a young man online

For young men today, the internet is a place where they can explore and express their identities, including what it means to be a man.

The digital lives of young LGBTIQ+ people

This research explores the online experiences of LGBTIQ+ teens and how they negotiate connection, express themselves and deal with harm online.

The risks and benefits of online gaming for children and young people

Online gaming is a popular way for children and young people to relax, socialise and have fun but there is much more that can be done to level-up their safety while gaming online.

The metaverse: A snapshot of experiences in virtual reality

A small but significant number of adults in Australia are engaging in the metaverse with many of those using haptic technologies to enhance their experience.

A new playground: The digital lives of young people with disability

For many young people with disability, the internet forms a virtual playground, one in which they can play games with others, have fun and hang out with friends. However, the digital environment is not without risk.

Literature scan of tech-based family, domestic and sexual violence

Technology-facilitated abuse (or ‘tech-based abuse’) is an increasing issue within family, domestic and sexual violence in Australia, according to a literature scan released by eSafety.

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