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Apply your online safety know-how to a school assignment or an extra-curricular community project. Not only will you be seen as a leader to other youth – particularly to those younger than you – but you will be increasing awareness on a completely relevant topic in today's techno world.
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Choose a Project(or create your own) Make a Poster for our Global Gallery
Submit your poster by October 31 and you could win TIG’s Global Gallery art contest. All qualifying submissions will be displayed at the World Summit on Information Society in Tunis, Tunisia. To find out more, go to TIG’s Global Gallery. Click here!  Show Us Your Slideshow
Come up with concepts that give people a reason to think about online safety. For example, create a list of your Top 10 tips to stay safe online. If you don’t have access to Microsoft Powerpoint, create your slides in a word processing program or on poster paper!  Design a Banner and Advertise
What do you want people young people to understand about online safety? How do you want to visually represent the message? This task mixes your creative skills with your people skills. Hone your networking abilities by approaching businesses and organizations that can help you fund the printing and promotion of your banner.  Create a Public Service Announcement (PSA)
Write, produce and send your PSA to your local radio or television station; or ask your school to announce it at an assembly or over the public announcement system. >>Got a Better Idea? Pitch it and write about it in your action blog! |
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Cyber Citizen Action BlogsIn any phase of your project, why not submit an action blog to share with us and the world what you are doing? Not only will keeping an action blog help you write down your thoughts and plans, but it can also inspire others to follow your lead in their own communities. If your project is an image file, upload it too. >>Post to the Action Blog |
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