CONFERENCE. Promoting internet safety globally: Connecting generations. Larnaca, 14 May 16 May co-funded by the European Union

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1 CONFERENCE Larnaca, 14 May 16 May 2012 Promoting internet safety globally: Connecting generations co-funded by the European Union

2 Pre-conference agenda - Monday 14th May 2012, Chairs: Janice Richardson, Insafe, and Yiannis Laouris, CNTI Conference registration The pre-conference event includes a practical training workshop, an around the world brainstorming session on global challenges and solutions and an international networking event. All conference participants are welcome to join all the pre-conference activities Welcome address Speakers: Janice Richardson, Insafe coordinator and Yiannis Laouris, Director of CNTI and Safer Internet Centre, Cyprus Understanding the work of the Insafe network This networking workshop will highlight the work of the Safer Internet Centres and will offer the opportunity to countries from outside of the Insafe network to learn how it creates and shares information, resources and campaigns. The emphasis of this session is on the exchange of information and ideas. Running a national awareness centre Agnieszka Wrzesien, PL The function of helplines in the Insafe network Erroll Marshall, DK The role of youth panels in developing effective communication across generations Ana Luisa Rotta, ES Safer Internet Day a national celebration David Wright, UK Coffee Break and Exhibition Experiences from outside of the EU Promoting a safe and ethical use of the internet in Brazil Rodrigo Nejm, BL Helplines and hotlines: their role in responding to sexual behaviour issues Manane Petrosyan, AM Lebanon s Safer Internet Day Committee Zeina El Khoury, LB Learning through the expert exchange scheme Narine Khachatryan, AM and Lillian Nalwoga, UG Challenges, solutions and what we can do for each other This will be a world café session which will consider the following questions: What are the key messages we need to deliver? Who are the main target groups we need to reach? What structures work best for informing and advising our target groups? How can we make our resources better known and which are the most effective? 2

3 What other groups should we be working with more closely? Where are the gaps? Each table will have a leader. Participants will work in small groups before the table leader feeds back in a plenary session Plenary Close of day Cocktail reception Golden Bay Beach Hotel 3

4 Conference agenda - Tuesday 15th May 2012, Chairs: Janice Richardson, Insafe, and Yiannis Laouris, CNTI Cyprus Conference registration Welcome address Speakers: Alexandros Alexandrou, Manager Fixed Telephony, Internet & Data Network Services, CYTA New Technologies, New Challenges, New Solutions Developing an EU 2020 strategy to make a better internet for children Patricia Manson, European Commission years after: linking national expectations and EU-focused forward-looking actions Janice Richardson, Insafe Saying no to illegal content INHOPE today and tomorrow Denton Howard, INHOPE Coffee Break and Exhibition A Safe Internet in a Safe World: Hosting the People of Europe in Shaping the Futures We All Want Afonso Ferreira, DG INFSO, European Commission World café discussion Lunch and Exhibition Parallel research and good practice workshops on three themes A Protecting your Identity and your Data Chair: Georgi Apostolov, BG Speakers: Stephanie Klahn, DE; David Wright, UK; Bence Birkás, HU; Jim Teicher, USA (by video) B Social media at the service of learning Chair: Dieter Carstensen, LEGO Speakers: Anastasia Economou, CY; Noga Magen-Nagar & Limor Harary, IL; Yiannis Laouris, CY 4

5 C Working with very young users Chair: Karl Hopwood, Insafe Speakers: Veronica Samara, EL; Anna Rywczynska, PL; Will Gardner, UK Coffee Break Sexuality: just two sides to the coin? Experts will look at youth culture in terms of the underlying issues of grooming, sexting and taking videos of others in compromising circumstances. Some contrarian hypotheses about the internet and youth safety Prof. David Finkelhor, USA From sexting to websex: what s the harm? Prof. Andy Phippen, UK Suppositions, hopes and realities lessons learned from working with children abused online - Tink Palmer, UK Social networking sites and love socialisation: the case of Fotolog Prof. Iolanda Tortajada, ES and Núria Araüna, ES What are the contributing factors and what is the link between sexuality-related issues? What can we do as parents, teachers and social workers? What is best practice in this area and can it be reproduced in other environments? Close of day 5

6 Conference agenda - Wednesday 16th May 2012, Chairs: Janice Richardson, Insafe and Yiannis Laouris, Cyprus Panel presentations & discussion: Safer Internet awareness projects around the world Speakers: Yuji Sonoda, Japan; Anjan Bose, Africa; Rasha Mukbil, Jerusalem and West Bank Gaza; Yiannis Laouris, Cyprus The speakers will compare and contrast challenges, actions undertaken and emerging good practice in awareness-raising including public and private partnerships Coffee Break and Exhibition An intergenerational peek at privacy, identity theft and online reputation Moderator: John Davitt, UK Respondents: Patricia Cartes, Facebook; This session will discuss these themes with local and international pairs of children and their parents or carers. They will consider the following questions: What does privacy mean today? How do we bridge the gap between generations? Are there any transferable strategies to protect against being famous at any price? What is the role of parents, grandparents and teachers? Lunch and Exhibition Three parallel sessions A B C Parenting and grandparenting: connecting generations Chair: Marjolijn Durinck, NL Speakers: Annie Mullins, Vodafone; Kyungwha Lee, KO; Martin Schmalzried, COFACE Technology and vulnerable users: opportunities and challenges Chair: Judith Swietlik-Simon, Luxembourg SIC Speakers: Tink Palmer, UK; Vicki Green, UK; Marta Wojtas, PL From case studies to research: online sexual behaviour of teens Chair: Tiina Maria Levamo, Council of Europe Speakers: Romanos Harutyunyan, AM; Veronica Donoso, BE; Katarzyna Zygmunt- Hernandez, PL Coffee Break and Exhibition 6

7 16.45 Final plenary session Moderator: John Davitt, UK Did we achieve our objectives? What are the next steps? Closing cocktail 7