Netsafety Week Virtual Event Bag
He waka eke noa A canoe which we are all in with no exception Netsafe is celebrating Netsafety Week on the 25-29th of July. Netsafety Week is an opportunity to raise awareness about the safe and positive use of technology and we are excited to share some new digital resources to encourage kōrero around online safety and…
He waka eke noa
A canoe which we are all in with no exception
Netsafe is celebrating Netsafety Week on the 25-29th of July. Netsafety Week is an opportunity to raise awareness about the safe and positive use of technology and we are excited to share some new digital resources to encourage kōrero around online safety and rangatahi hauora (wellbeing) online, as well as a variety of other events people can participate in.
Please visit our latest events page to find out about our other activities and to become a supporter of Netsafety Week 2022.
By becoming a supporter you’re helping us connect people in Aotearoa with the information they need to keep them and their whānau safe. Anything you can do to spread the word helps and we’d love to have you join us. We’ve created a supporter toolkit to help promote Netsafety Week 2022 including key messages and supporter graphic assets.
If you’ve got ideas about how your organisation could amplify the Netsafety Week’s diversity matters message or would like to include something in our virtual event bag, email us at [email protected]
We will continue to add to this page as more resources become available. Just click on the image below to download the resource you’d like to save.
Netsafety Week Activities for Tamariki
Including:
- A chatterbox game asking questions about online wellbeing that ākonga can cut out and play with friends
- 3 mindful colouring sheets
- Design a laptop sticker competition with great prizes. Learn more here
Where to get help | Mindful colouring sheets X3 | Competition |
TikTok Safety Guide for Guardians- Online Challenges
English  | Te Reo  | Samoan  |
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Easy read Spectrum Care resources
Where to get help | Online Relationships | 5 tips to keep safe online |
Digital Tactics resources thanks to Women’s Refuge
Digital Tactics Advocacy Booklet  | Digital Tactics Poster #1  |
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Name the Abuse factsheet created by Women’s Online Safety Partnership
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CERT NZ’s translated cyber security resources
To help protect more New Zealanders, CERT NZ has translated and adapted their simple cyber security steps into eight different languages and five alternate formats. Learn more here
Online Gaming Whanau Toolkit
English | Te Reo | Simplified Chinese
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Samoan  | Tongan  |  |
