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GISF Takes Online Safety to Church: Empowering Kumasi's Youth

15th Feb. 2024, 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 20, this initiative marked a significant step in extending digital safety education to the church community, ensuring young congregants are equipped to navigate the digital world wisely.

Koforidua Presbyterian Church

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 on Digital Parenting and Child Online Protection, was led by esteemed GISF members and online safety experts, Gabriel Ofori Appiah and David Okyere.

GISF Elevates Digital Awareness at Methodist Church, Nkawkaw

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 and Gabriel Ofori Appiah, the event catered to school children, young adults, and parents, emphasizing the collective responsibility towards fostering a secure online environment.

Serwaa Nyarko Girls

During a special event at the school, attended by students, teachers, and GISF representatives, the importance of internet safety was highlighted. GISF’s donation goes beyond providing technology; it includes a comprehensive online safety program designed for both students and educators. Topics such as cyberbullying, digital privacy, and responsible online behavior are covered, aiming to foster a safe and positive digital learning environment.

Jan 2024

Cyber trauma and Online Safety Training for KNUST Peer Counselors

The KNUST recently hosted a pivotal discussion on digital well-being, spearheaded by the Ghana Internet Safety Foundation (GISF) and KNUST Peer Counsellors.

This landmark workshop delved into the intricacies of the cyber world, emphasizing resilience and mental health protection while promoting Online Protection and Safe Social Media Practices. Read More

Jan 2024

GISF Boosts Digital Literacy with Computer Donation and Online Safety Program at Local School

During a special event at the school, attended by students, teachers, and GISF representatives, the importance of internet safety was highlighted. GISF’s donation goes beyond providing technology; it includes a comprehensive online safety program designed for both students and educators. Topics such as cyberbullying, digital privacy, and responsible online behavior are covered, aiming to foster a safe and positive digital learning environment.

Jan 2024

OAfrica Child Online Protection Workshop

Take a breath and dive into the highlights from our January events! 🌟 A huge thank you to OAfrica and eAnanse for the platform to discuss Child Online Protection. 🛡️ Digital Parenting is crucial in today’s world. 📱💻 Remember, Sextortion is a Crime. 🚫 Let’s work together to create a safer online environment for our children.

Jan 2024

Disinformation & Online Safety Protection Campaign-Central Region

In a proactive move to combat the rising tide of digital disinformation and enhance online safety among young netizens, a comprehensive campaign has been launched in collaboration with the National Youth Authority. This initiative seeks to address the urgent need for heightened awareness and education on the perils of disinformation and the importance of practicing safe online habits.

Jan 2024

South Korean Government ICT Training

Our Annual Summer collaboration ICT training program with volunteers dispatched by the Government of South Korea.

Cybersafety Ambassadors Programme

In a remarkable display of corporate social responsibility, Microsoft, through its Employee Giving Program, has extended significant support to the Ghana Internet Safety Foundation (GISF) for the launch of an Online Cyber Safety Ambassadorial Program. This initiative is a pioneering effort aimed at educating and empowering young people in Ghana and across the African continent on the nuances of navigating the digital world safely. The collaboration is a part of Microsoft’s broader commitment to leveraging its resources and workforce for positive social impact, particularly in the realm of online safety and digital literacy.

Campus Online Safety Campaign-KNUST

A seven(7) Day online safety campaign at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology.  An estimated 15,000 students participated.

Fighting CSAM

Police Church-Accra

ePolice Academy 2024

COP Workshop

Cyber Trauma Counseling Training

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