Digital Safety training ends in Gizo

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BY BEN BILUA
Gizo

A DIGITAL Safety training program has concluded successfully in Gizo with more than 20 youth ambassadors now prepared to roll out online safety awareness programs in schools in Munda, Noro and Gizo.

Speaking to Island Sun, Western Province Youth Desk Officer Trina Paroi said the training is important because it equipped young people with the knowledge and skills needed to promote online safety among students.

She said participants went through a series of topics and practical sessions during the week-long training to fully understand the concept of digital safety and responsible internet use.

Paroi expressed confidence that the participants had gained valuable knowledge from the training and would be able to share what they learned with other youths in their communities.

“Access to digital devices has become very easy, and even children are accessing information online. Information online is not filtered and it is very risky for the young generation.

“This is why online safety is important,” she said.

Paroi added that the youth ambassadors are expected to begin awareness programs in schools to educate students on safe and responsible use of digital platforms.

She acknowledged the support of ChildFund and HOPE Trust for facilitating the training in Western Province.

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