Become a Netsafe School
The Netsafe Schools programme helps schools establish, develop and promote online safety, citizenship and wellbeing in their school community. The programme is free to join, …
How to respectfully disagree online
We all have times when we see something online that we feel strongly about. When you care a lot about something it can be hard …
One complaint doesn’t break an Act
Netsafe CEO Martin Cocker shares his thoughts about the Harmful Digital Communications Act, the media and free speech. Coverage of a high profile complaint under the …
Online Safety at The Crossroads
This article was written by Netsafe’s CEO Martin Cocker in the lead up to the 2018 Trans-Tasman Online Safety Conference – The Crossroads. One of …
Rebuilding confidence after bullying
Being bullied online can really knock your confidence and it can be hard to know how to get back to feeling normal again. We’ve put …
Social media vs reality
Social media makes it easy to create a version of yourself that doesn’t always tell the whole story. So how can you tell the difference …
Raising your teen to be safe online
Young people still need some guidance from adults, so they know how to get help if they need it. We’ve created this interactive tool to help you work out what you should think about talking to them about.
The new Netsafe Kit is here!
We’re excited to launch the new Netsafe Kit! The Netsafe Kit provides New Zealand schools and kura with a comprehensive set of tools and resources …
Youth Accessing Support factsheet
This factsheet is part of a larger quantitative research project led by Netsafe in partnership with the Ministry for Women exploring New Zealand teens’ experiences …