Accra, Ghana – 16th April 2024, The Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ghana Internet Safety Foundation (GISF) in Accra.

  Accra, Ghana – 8th March 2024, The ShieldHer: Empower and Protect program, a pioneering initiative by the Ghana Internet Safety Foundation (GISF), took a bold step forward in the

  Press Release: Kumasi, Ghana – 1st March 2024 – The Ghana Internet Safety Foundation (GISF), in collaboration with the Women’s Commissioner Office (WOCOM) of the KNUST Student Representative Council

In an era where digital threats loom large over civil society, the Strengthening Digital Resilience of Civil Society in West Africa training emerged as a beacon of empowerment and fortification.

In Ghana, where digital device usage among children is on the rise, the need for regulating screen time has never been more critical. Ghanaian parents, recognizing the challenges and opportunities

The Ghana Internet Safety Foundation (GISF) recently hosted a transformative digital safety workshop at the Methodist Church in Nkawkaw. Spearheaded by renowned online safety experts and GISF facilitators, David Okyere

Ghana marked a significant milestone with the hosting of its first-ever cyber trauma workshop, a groundbreaking event orchestrated by the Ghana Internet Safety Foundation (GISF). This initiative brought together counselors

17th Feb, 2024- In a significant move towards enhancing digital safety, the Ghana Internet Safety Foundation (GISF) hosted a pivotal workshop at the Presbyterian Church in Koforidua. The event, focusing

    In Kumasi, the Ghana Internet Safety Foundation (GISF) recently spearheaded a critical online safety advocacy event at the Harvester Evangelist Ministry Students Association. Targeting youths aged 17 to

Interesting Statistics From 2017 to 2020 show that Ghana’s cybersecurity readiness score surged from 32.60% to 86.6% according to the ITU’s Global Cybersecurity Index. As we commemorate Safer Internet Day