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For too many children, the ordeal of sexual abuse doesn’t end when the abuse stops. The recording, viewing and sharing of countless images online means victims suffer humiliation and misery every time someone clicks on a photo or video of their abuse. IWF’s team of world-class analysts work tirelessly to beat the harmful side of technology by harnessing cutting-edge tools to stop this cruel abuse.

IWF is calling on companies, organisations and individuals in Cambridgeshire, and further afield, to support this crucial work through membership, charitable partnership or by donating.  

On Safer Internet Day Digital Champions from the Childnet Digital Leaders Programme, met with over 25 MPs to unveil the Young People’s Charter at Westminster. They explained to Ministers that they want help to make the internet a place where all young people are free to be themselves, and how the Government can help.

Tuesday 11th Feburary saw the celebration of Safer Internet Day across the world in over 170 countries, with the theme in the UK of ‘free to be: exploring identity online’. Over 1,700 organisations across the UK delivered activities for the day, including schools, police forces, government, companies, football clubs, charities and others. Help us to understand how your school gets involved in online safety, in particular Safer Internet Day and how we can improve our support for schools in future years by taking this survey https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/PRBD8BF