
More about women and online harm
Explore case studies and additional resources from Manatū Wāhine Ministry for Women.
Welcome to our business and community online safety hub. In this digitally-connected world, we all need the skills to get the best out of technology while keeping safe online. Explore online safety tips, advice, guides and online learning resources that can help our people leaders, working professionals, volunteers, and community groups, so together we can all engage safely online.
As the lines between personal and professional lives blur particularly in the digital space, online harm can significantly impact an employee’s mental health, sense of safety, and ability to do their job.
Employers play a critical role in creating a culture where online harm is taken seriously, ensuring that employees are supported with clear reporting pathways, access to wellbeing services, processes and proactive actions.
See some of our resources for workplaces and people leaders below...
Use and share these online safety resources and advice to better support your people with online safety.
Online harm and harassment has the potential to limit equitable and representative participation and engagement in public and political life. These key resources can support people with a public profile to take action against online harm.
Explore case studies and additional resources from Manatū Wāhine Ministry for Women.
As online spaces play a bigger role in our lives, it's important to understand the challenges people of diversity face online. This includes wāhine Māori, Pacific, ethnic, disabled and rainbow communities. You can explore Netsafe's advice, tools and resources for those working to develop online safety capability within our communities and local organisations below.
Netsafe’s online safety helpline team provides free, confidential advice and support to people in New Zealand seven days a week. Find out more and contact us.
Explore Hōhepa Canterbury's Digital Citizens Framework to educate and empower digital users, specifically disabled people, their whānau, support teams and educators.
Tech-facilitated family violence is a serious issue. Digital devices and technology may be used as part of a pattern of abuse. Explore advice and support for vulnerable families.
Browse the Get Set Up for Safety resources, supported by Chorus, for advice, guides and checklists to help older adults plug in to the online world and stay safe online.
Explore latest advice, resources, and online learning to empower parents with the knowledge and tools to raise a cyber-savvy generation at home, at school and at play.
A digital safety hub for young people, with resources to help them safely navigate the digital world and experience the positive opportunities the internet has to offer.
Browse our tips, guides and online learning to help adults navigate the online world with confidence while using technology for work, fun and everyday life admin.
Our ākonga need the skills and knowledge to get the best from technology while keeping themselves safe online. Netsafe Kete is our online resource hub for schools and kura.
Partner with Netsafe to fund key online safety programmes and initiatives. There's much more to do in the online safety space, and your support can help us bring new programmes and initiatives to life.