This session will open our conference by discussing the motivations, challenges, and opportunities behind the event, and outlining our goals for collaboration, innovation, and shared learning.

In this session, we will explore the full landscape of online harms and emphasize the importance of collaboration and shared understanding to find comprehensive solutions.

In this session, we will examine the impact of algorithmic bias on youth, emphasizing the need for algorithmic literacy, ethical design, and collaborative efforts to create equitable digital ecosystems.

This session will explore the extremely challenging yet crucial role of AI data labelers, the human effort behind AI’s success and the backbone of AI.

This session will explore some powerful examples and statistics showing how widespread online abuse is and how innovative approaches are needed to combat it.

This panel dives into the push and pull of screen time, exploring how parents, friends, and schools can inadvertently contribute to both healthy and unhealthy digital habits.

This talk will explore the disturbing realities of child online sexual abuse, examining the scope of the problem, the methods perpetrators use, and the profound impact on victims.

In this session, the panel will explore how ethical AI and digital wellbeing can be integrated into education, focusing on fostering critical thinking, addressing biases, and promoting responsible technology use.

In this session, we will explore the emotional and challenging work moderators do to ensure a pleasant scrolling experience for users.

In this session, we will explore the shift from teacher-led instruction to screen-based learning, examining its impact on education and student well-being.

In this session, we will explore the multifaceted nature of online misogyny and misogynoir, and discuss community-driven strategies and technological tools to create safer, more equitable digital spaces.

In this session we'll go over a multi AI agent system that has access to sensitive patient data and how to mitigate these threats so we can keep sensitive info safe..

This session will discuss the balance of the potential benefits of companion bots with the need to protect vulnerable users from undue harm, ensuring responsible and ethical AI without stifling innovation.

This speech will dive into the impact of historical changes of technology on our society and what it means for our future.

In this session, we will discuss the need for digital native leadership, explore changemaker education models for youth-led digital wellbeing, and invite participants to complete the Teach 5 Challenge.

In this session, we'll examine the current state of educational technology, focusing on the challenges of adapting tools designed for adults to use in professional settings to the school environment.

This session is about exploring the intersection of socioeconomic inequality, online safety and mental health discovering how marginalized communities are disproportionately affected and learn strategies for promoting digital inclusivity and well-being.

In this session, we will explore the need for upskilling digital natives, addressing deepfake abuse, and fostering a trauma-informed approach to create inclusive and safe online spaces.

This panel is about the need to advocate for fair treatment and improved working conditions for tech workers, such as online content moderators and AI data labelers.

In this session, we will explore the challenges of addressing online harms in England and Wales, emphasizing the need for better victim support, multi-agency collaboration, and systemic change.

In this collaboration jam, we'll discuss what we can do globally to help support communities in guiding children towards healthier digital habits.

In the unconference session, attendees propose topics, share insights, and engage in dynamic conversations that matter most to you.

In this session, we will explore how AI can shift from reactive safety measures to proactive strategies that foster empathy, inclusivity, and digital citizenship in online spaces.

In this session, we will explore the balance between convenience and security for Gen Z, offering strategies to protect personal data while enjoying modern technology.

This session on cyber psychology will explore how technology affects human behavior and offer strategies for a secure, ethical, and responsible online environment.

We'll discuss what we can do and how we can collaborate globally to make children and youth safer from online sexual predators.

In the unconference session, attendees propose topics, share insights, and engage in dynamic conversations that matter most to you.

This talk explores the emerging phenomenon of AI griefbots and their particular impact on young people's grief processing and emotional development.

We'll be discussing what can we do globally to make sure technology used in education respects students' privacy and safety.

We'll discuss what can we do and how we can collaborate globally to reduce harm from human trafficking and online exploitation.

The panel will emphasize the importance of including Gen-Z in conversations about online safety by discussing why their unique perspectives are crucial for effective solutions.

In this session, we share the results of more than five years of research and development of Safety Labels for mobile apps and share information about a new training and certification program that teaches anyone how to look “inside” the app to see firsthand where your data is going.

During this session, we will discuss how children, as experts in play and creativity, can drive their own learning process about the online world.

Megan Garcia will tell the story of how she was blindsided by a risk that she had previously been unaware of, and provide insights into what her experience teaches us about how dangerous AI chatbots really are.

This session will be about showing the importance of AI application for security

This talk explores interdisciplinary perspectives on designing ethical and developmentally appropriate AI interactions for children.

This speech will address the urgent need to protect children from the dangers of unregulated social media platforms. It will focus on the KIDS: Keep It Digitally Safe Campaign Contest, a global initiative aimed at raising awareness and finding creative solutions to safeguard youth.

In this session, we will hear from teen media wellbeing ambassadors who are youth changemakers for a safer digital world.