Thursday, 29 September 2009, day 1


Conference opening

• Agnieszka Wrzesień, Conference Chair, Saferinternet.pl Project Coordinator, Nobody's Children Foundation, Poland
• doc. dr hab. Ewa Niewiadomska-Szynkiewicz, Deputy Research Director, NASK
• Peter Behrens, Conference Vice Chair, klicksafe Project Coordinator, Germany
• Jadwiga Czartoryska, President of the Board, Orange Foundation, Poland

Influencing the political agenda

• John Carr, eNACSO & CHIS, United Kingdom

EU policy against sexual exploitation of children

• Jakub Boratyński, Directorate General Justice, Freedom and Security (DG JLS), European Commission

Using Internet Offenders Accounts to Inform Young People's Online Safety Practices

• prof. Julia Davidson, Kingston University, United Kingdom

Plenary session
Moderator: Anna Rywczyńska, NASK, Poland

Using blocking to combat online child abuse images: necessary protection or unjustified restriction?

• dr Zoë Hilton, eNACSO & NSPCC, United Kingdom

Case studies of European cooperation in combating child sexual abuse

• Gabrielle Shaw, Child Exploitation and Online Protection Center, United Kingdom

Not only cyberbullying - experiences of Polish adolescents with electronic aggression

• dr Jacek Pyżalski, Pedagogy Academy in Łódź, Poland

Teenagers, e-marketing & privacy

• dr Michel Walrave, University of Antwerp, Belgium

• Questions & answers

Internet safety at schools
Moderator: Łukasz Wojtasik, NCF, Poland

Challenges, aims and strategies in education

• Siegfried Czernohorsky, Ministry of Education, Science, Youth and Culture, Germany

Internet safety standards for school informatics infrastructure

• Dariusz Stachecki, F. Szołdrski Junior High School in Nowy Tomyśl, Poland

Prevention of Violence against children through Internet in Croatia

• Hana Hrpka, Brave Phone, Croatia

Safe children - educated parents - UPC educational programme for adults, teachers, scouts

• Lidia Stępińska-Ustasiak, UPC Poland

• Questions & answers

Wednesday, 30 September 2009, day 2


Plenary session
Moderator: Agnieszka Wrzesień, NCF, Poland

What is information and media literacy?

• Janice Richardson, INSAFE, Belgium

Web 2.0: Challenges for media education

• dr Mirosław Filiciak, Warsaw School of Social Sciences and Humanities, Poland

The parents' responsibility in their kids' media education - their view and their role

• dr Veronica Samara, Saferinternet.gr, Greece

Children's experiences in the digital world: Challenges and Opportunities

• Thomas Hepso, SAFT, Norway

Educating children on Internet safety - 5 years of Sieciaki.pl project: Experiences and Future plans

• Marcin Sołodki, Łukasz Wojtasik, Andrzej Piękoś, NCF, Poland

Plenary session
Moderator: Peter Behrens, klicksafe, Germany

The EU Safer Internet program - current developments and policy update

• dr Michael Busch, Directoriate General Information Society and Media (DG INSFO), European Commission

Internet of Things - challenges in child online protection

• John Carr, eNACSO & CHIS, United Kingdom

Technical aspects of online safety

• Mirosław Maj, NASK, Poland

Teaching children about Internet safety
Moderator: Katarzyna Zygmunt-Hernandez, NCF, Poland

KlickITsafe: testing IT safety knowledge at schools - first steps to the ECDL

• Hartmut Sommer, DLGI, Germany

Lesson plans of "Child on the Web" campaign

• Łukasz Wojtasik, NCF, Poland

E-learning courses of "Child on the Web" campaign

• Marcin Sołodki, NCF & Zuzanna Staniewicz, Orange Foundation, Poland

• Questions & answers

School of Safe Internet

• Magdalena Ciołek, Kidprotect.pl, Poland

"My first mobile phone" campaign

• Marcin Kasiorski, Poland

"Child-friendly Internet café" campaign summary

• Julia Gursztyn, NASK, Poland

Educational Projects on Internet safety

• Marek Kosycarz, Corporate Social Responsibility, Microsoft