Internet Safe Kids Africa (iSKA) is a non-profit initiative whose mission is to promote online safety and digital literacy among children and young people in Africa. We aim to empower children with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the digital world safely and responsibly. We provide educational resources, workshops, and training programs for children, parents, and educators, aiming to create a safer online environment for African youth. iSKA’s efforts are crucial in addressing the growing concerns of online safety in Africa, where children and young people are increasingly exposed to the internet and social media. By educating and empowering them, iSKA contributes to creating a safer and more responsible digital community.
Feb 2025: Internet Safe Kids Africa, in collaboration with Data Girl and Friends, The Plunk Foundation, and Generation Remix, proudly co-organized and hosted the virtual Shield Global Online Safety Conference. This landmark event united global experts to address critical issues surrounding online safety, privacy, and digital wellbeing, with a particular emphasis on the needs of children and youth. Designed as a worldwide forum, the conference underscored the vital role of cross-sector collaboration in tackling these urgent challenges. Serving as a dynamic platform for the exchange of knowledge and dialogue among diverse stakeholders, the event facilitated the development of joint strategies aimed at enhancing the protection of children and young people in digital environments. Through this impactful partnership, Internet Safe Kids Africa reaffirmed its dedication to fostering safer digital spaces across the African continent by amplifying local solutions, encouraging peer learning, and strengthening global cooperation for a more inclusive and secure digital future.
Nov 2024: Internet Safe Kids Africa joined the Inspired Internet Pledge as an Advisor.