The Action Innocence campaign to protect young Internet users
The parents often wonder how to prevent their children dangers of the web. To help them see more clearly, the NGO Action Innocence has launched an information campaign on the net since 6 October entitled "Questions from Parents".
A total of 14 informative videos are published on the web to protect children risks they may incur while surfing the Internet. You can find them on the websites of companies, media and organizations partnering with the association, but also on the website ofAction Innocence, www.actioninnocence.org/en/webcast.asp.
This digital education operation is the first of its kind on the Web. She answers questions that may ariseparents on the attitude to adopt towards their children Internet users. The advice is lavished through the interviews of people such as Mimie Mathy, Pierre Arditi, Jackson Richardson, the journalist Françoise Laborde or the psychiatrist Serge Tisseron.
Action Innocence, established on 18 November 1999, is a non-governmental organization (NGO) that helps to preserve the dignity and integrity of children on the Internet. She was already known during her campaign called "The Masks", where masks ofchildren hid a face of an ill-intentioned adult. The concept of this 2005 campaign: "A nickname can hide anyone, be vigilant on the Internet."
The 14 videos of the 2008 campaign 3Questions de Parents"concern blogs, webcams, dialogue parents/children, respect for others, reporting a malicious site ... All the answers you need to protect your little net surfers!
The website: www.actioninnocence.org
Such. ofAction Innocence France: +33 (0) 1 44 05 05 33.
