InterLink Initiative

Tag: AIwareness

  • Multiplier Event- Helsinki

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    Thank you to everyone who joined us, shared ideas, and engaged so enthusiastically in the discussions and activities. Seeing so much energy and interest around online safety, phishing awareness, and social engineering was truly inspiring! While this event marks the official closing of AIwareness, it’s not goodbye — it’s see you soon! The mission doesn’t…

  • Multiplier Event for AIwareness

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    Why Digital Resilience Can’t Wait: Inside the AIWARENESS Final Multiplier Event Artificial Intelligence has changed the landscape for online safety. A voice on the phone can now belong to no one at all. A stranger’s face can be stitched onto a picture and be used as a blackmail. For young people growing up entirely inside…

  • The current situation in Finland and what youth workers should know

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    This segment is part of the AIwareness project e-toolkit, a resource developed to help youth workers understand emerging AI-related risks and confidently address them in workshops with young people. This section focuses on the current situation in Finland and what facilitators should keep in mind when preparing sessions on this topic. With the rapid development…

  • AI and Child Safty

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    A summary of UNICEF’s February 2026 Issue Brief on Artificial Intelligence and Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation In February 2026, UNICEF released an issue brief addressing the intersection of artificial intelligence and child sexual abuse and exploitation. The report clearly defines the scope of this growing problem and emphasizes the urgent need for coordinated action…

  • Training for Youth Workers

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    From energisers and team-building to role plays and interactive workshops, participants are diving into topics like:🔹 Digital footprints🔹 AI usage & recognition🔹 Safe navigation in the online world🔹 Designing and facilitating impactful workshops Using creative methods such as storytelling, simulations, AR tools, and hands-on activities, participants are not only learning—but actively creating and testing new…

  • Methodology 5: Safe Navigation Online

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    SAFE NAVIGATION ONLINE How do young people stay safe while navigating today’s digital world? Our Safe Navigation in the Online Environment workshop/lesson/ session helps participants build essential skills to recognize risks, make informed decisions, and develop responsible online habits. 💡 What participants gain:✔️ Awareness of common online risks✔️ Practical strategies for safer browsing✔️ Stronger decision-making…

  • Digital Platforms and Tools Currently Used for Youth Engagement

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    The analysis of the digital platforms and tools currently used for youth engagement reveals a clear preference for established communication and social platforms, while more specialized or emerging platforms see lower adoption. Key Takeaways 1. Dominance of Communication and Mainstream Social Media Youth workers heavily rely on platforms that facilitate direct communication and widespread social…

  • Get a sneak peek at our methodology 2

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    DIGITAL FOOTPRINTS WORKSHOP As part of the AIwareness project, we are developing practical workshops that help youth workers teach young people how to stay safe and responsible online. One of our sessions focuses on Digital Footprints — the traces we leave behind on the internet. Through interactive role-play activities, participants explore how their online actions…

  • Get a sneak peek at our methodology

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    Workshop: Learning by Doing for Online Safety This intermediate-level workshop focuses on practical digital skills through hands-on exercises. Participants practice identifying online risks, evaluating digital content, and making safe decisions in real-life digital scenarios. Objectives• Practice safe navigation in online environments• Identify complex risks such as scams, fake profiles, and harmful content• Strengthen critical thinking…

  • Youth Workers Perceptions

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    What online safety problems do the young people you work with face the most?