Safer Internet Armenia Participates in 5th EuroDIG in Stockholm
June 15, 2012. Safer Internet Armenia participated in the 5th European Dialog of Internet 
Governance on 14-15 June 2012 in Stockholm. The workshop 'Child Protection and Child Empowerment: Two Sides of the Same Coin' presented a panel discussion featuring 5 panelists, including 2 young people. Each panelist discussed their views on the direction they see the Internet is moving when it comes to the variety of issues that impact young people’s use of the Internet. Narine Khachatryan made a presentation during the Workshop 'Do We Need Net Neutrality Regulation in Europe'. Read the Report from the workshop here.
INSAFE 1st International conference 'Promoting Internet Safety Globally: Connecting Generations
14, 15, 16 May 2012, Narine Khachatryan from the Media Education Center participated in the INSafe 1st International Conference, “Promoting 
Internet Safety Globally: Connecting Generations,” held from May 14 to 16, 2012, in Larnaca, Cyprus.Ms. Khachatryan presented child online protection projects and initiatives implemented by the Media Education Center in Yerevan and other regions of Armenia since 2009.
Internet Safety Open Class and Best Video Clip Contest
Around 100 entries have been submitted to the Best Video Clip and Open Class competitions, organized as part of the Safer Internet Armenia 2012 project. The contest is led by the Media Education Center and the Internet Society of Armenia, with the support of Orange Armenia.
«Safer Internet» video clip - secondary school competition
«Safer Internet»Pover Point presentations
Children Take Part in Safer Internet Armenia 2012
70 percent of Armenia’s secondary schools hosted Safer Internet Open Classes in February–March this year. This large-
scale initiative was based on a new model of Open Lessons on Internet Safety, developed by the Media Education Center as part of the Safer Internet Armenia 2012 project. In total, over 15,000 children participated in these activities through open lessons held across 800 schools, including both the capital and regional areas. Read more
Safer Internet Project Extends its Scope to Armenian Regions
February 23, 2012, More than 10,000 schoolchildren took part in open classes on internet safety hosted by over 500 schools in Armenia’s 
regions. These open classes were organized within the framework of the large-scale Safer Internet Armenia 2012 project, launched one month ago by the Media Education Center and Internet Society of Armenia, with the support of Orange Armenia. Over the past month, more than 300 school teachers have been trained in the principles of internet safety, while over 6,000 schoolchildren—exceeding the initially projected 5,000—have participated in open classes.
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Best Open Lesson and Best Video Clip Contest announced
Within the framework of the Safer Internet Armenia 2012 project, the Media Education Center and the Internet Society of 
Armenia announce Best Open Class and Best Video Clip contests for secondary schools in Yerevan and the regions. Orange Armenia and the National Center for Educational Technologies are providing technical and informational support for the initiative.
Armenia Celebrates Safer Internet Day
February 7, 2012, Within the framework of the month-long Safer Internet Armenia 2012 project, numerous events were organized in different regions of the country by the Media Education Center and the Internet Society of Armenia, with the support of Orange Armenia, in partnership with the Yerevan City Municipality and the National Center of Educational Technologies of the Ministry of Education and Science. Read more
Orange Supports Safer Internet Day with Concrete Initiatives in Armenia
February 7, 2012 To mark Safer Internet Day, Orange Armenia joined the Safer Internet Committee in 
implementing Safer Internet Armenia 2012, a large-scale initiative aimed at promoting a safer online environment in the country.Over the course of the one-month project, approximately 300 secondary school teachers received training on internet safety principles, while more than 5,000 schoolchildren and pedagogical university students participated in open lessons dedicated to responsible and secure internet use. Read more
School Teachers from Nor Nork, Nubarashen, and Shengavit Complete Training
February 6, 2012 As part of the Safer Internet Armenia 2012 project, 50 secondary school teachers from Yerevan’s Nor 
Nork, Nubarashen, and Shengavit districts participated in a professional training session. The program introduced the “Safer Internet for Teachers” module, focusing on promoting safer and more responsible internet use in schools. Photos
Safer Internet 2012: Central District Teachers from 20 Schools Participate in TrainingTrained
February 3, 2012, Teachers representing 20 secondary schools from Yerevan’s Central District attended an Internet Literacy training organized ahead of Safer Internet Day. Conducted within the Safer Internet Armenia 2012 initiative, the 
session presented the “Safer Internet for Teachers” educational module. Participants discussed online risks in social networks and explored child protection measures applicable both at school and at home. Photos
Erebuni District Teachers from 20 Schools Take Part in Safer Internet Training
February 2, 2012 Twenty secondary school teachers from Yerevan’s Erebuni District successfully completed a training 
session held under the Safer Internet Armenia 2012 project. The initiative aims to equip children, parents, youth, and educators with practical tools and educational resources for safe and effective use of new technologies in daily life and learning. The “Safer Internet for Teachers” module was presented during the training. Photos
Safer Internet 2012: Malatia-Sebastia Teachers Attend Training Sessions
February 1, 2012, On the eve of Safer Internet Day, teachers from 20 secondary schools in Yerevan’s Malatia-Sebastia District joined training sessions organized within the Safer Internet Armenia 2012 framework. The “Safer Internet for 
Teachers” module was introduced, followed by discussions on social network risks and the use of filtering software in educational environments. Photos
Teachers from Arabkir and Nork Marash Join Safer Internet 2012 Trainings
January 31, 2012, Secondary school teachers representing 20 schools from Yerevan’s Arabkir and Nork Marash districts 
participated in training sessions conducted as part of the Safer Internet Armenia 2012 project. The program focused on the “Safer Internet for Teachers” module, aimed at strengthening teachers’ capacity to guide students in safe internet use. Photos
Ajapnyak and Davtashen Teachers Participate in Safer Internet 2012 Program
January 30, 2012 Teachers from 20 secondary schools in Yerevan’s Ajapnyak and Davtashen districts took part in trainings 
organized within the Safer Internet Armenia 2012 initiative, held ahead of Safer Internet Day. The project seeks to support children, parents, youth, and educators by promoting safe, effective, and responsible use of digital technologies in everyday life and education. Photos
Safer Internet Committee Meeting
January 27, 2012 Armenian Safer Internet Day Committee held its meeting in Yerevan. 
Participants gathered to discuss the Safer Internet Armenia 2012 Program.
