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14 May 2025 / News
Our new research shows that the most popular social media sites are failing girls, making them vulnerable to grooming, abuse and harassment.
30 April 2025 / News
We’re calling for an urgent amendment to the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill to end the physical punishment of children in England.
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18 February 2025 / News
With more than 100 child sexual abuse image crimes being recorded by police every day, we’re urging the government to strengthen Ofcom’s current approach to private messaging.
10 February 2025 / News
This Children of Alcoholics Week, NSPCC is encouraging young people who are affected to reach out for support
28 January 2025 / News
Learn more about artificial intelligence (AI) content and tools, and discover ways to help your children stay safe. Written by Kate Edwards, Associate Head of Child Safety Online.
28 January 2025 / News
As over three quarters of the UK public want child safety checks on new generative AI products, we’re calling on the Government to adopt specific safeguards for children in its legislation.
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Read our helpful tips to help you determine what is right for your child in terms of tech ownership and usage throughout childhood.
14 November 2024 / News
How do children and parents feel about the impact of smartphones and social media? We present evidence and opinions on access to technology and social media.
1 November 2024 / News
As online grooming crimes rise to record levels, we're calling for toughened rules from Ofcom and stricter laws from the UK government.
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