Join this webinar for the opportunity to explore data gathered from the 2023 Digital Youth Work survey and to reflect on the findings. It’s aimed at anyone interested in developing digital youth work and incorporating key safety messages to ensure we are meeting young people’s online needs.
As part of their work to embed cyber resilience in digital youth work YouthLink Scotland have carried out research over the last two years to understand more about cyber resilience and youth work.
If you are interested in developing your digital youth work and incorporating key safety messages to ensure we are meeting young people’s online needs, then this event is for you.
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