Raising Digital Citizens

Raising Digital Citizens Empowering Digital Citizenship. Investing in Our Children's Future. Don't say NO say KNOW. Visit our site to be the first to know! Coming soon.

Our vision is to empower children and their parents to thrive in the digital landscape, so they become responsible and competent digital citizens.

01/09/2026

Your child's digital world won't look the same at 8, 12, 16, and 18.

We asked each age group one simple question:
"What do you mostly do online?"

Their answers tell the story of how childhood changes in the digital age, from games and videos to social media, group chats, and everything in between.

That's why digital citizenship can't wait until problems arise. The early years are when healthy habits, critical thinking, and open communication are built, creating a foundation that grows with them as their online world evolves.

Sometimes, the best way to understand your child is simply to hear it from kids their age. đź’™

If the internet came with a school report, we'd probably pay a lot more attention to what our children experienced each ...
31/08/2026

If the internet came with a school report, we'd probably pay a lot more attention to what our children experienced each day.

But it doesn't.

That's why the most valuable insight comes from asking questions, listening without judgment, and making space for honest conversations about life online.

Because what happens after school can matter just as much as what happens during it.

29/08/2026

The internet isn't all good or all bad.

We asked students a question:
"What parts of being online feel fun, and what parts feel stressful?"

Their answers remind us that growing up online is full of both connection and pressure. The more we listen, the better we can support the next generation.

What would your answer be? 👇

Not every friendship looks the same, and this is an important conversation to have.Online friendships can be meaningful,...
27/08/2026

Not every friendship looks the same, and this is an important conversation to have.

Online friendships can be meaningful, but they also come with unique challenges around trust, communication, and safety. Helping children think about the differences encourages critical thinking rather than fear.

Our Conversation Cards aren't about giving the "right" answer. They're about asking thoughtful questions that help families learn, reflect, and grow together.

The final bell doesn't end a child's day online.After school, they're still navigating group chats, social media, gaming...
26/08/2026

The final bell doesn't end a child's day online.

After school, they're still navigating group chats, social media, gaming, videos, and countless online interactions—often without an adult beside them.

Digital citizenship isn't just something taught in the classroom. It's built through everyday conversations that help children make confident, thoughtful choices wherever they are.

25/08/2026

What did parents get right?
We asked young people what made them feel comfortable talking to their parents about life online. Their answers had one thing in common: they felt heard, included, and not judged.
Open conversations don't require parents to have all the answers. They require curiosity, trust, and a willingness to listen. Those small moments of connection today become the reason your child comes to you tomorrow.
What's one thing your parents did that made talking easier? đź’™

24/08/2026

"How was school?" can be a great question—but sometimes, it doesn't open the conversation your child really needs.

The right question can spark honesty, build trust, and create space for the safety conversations that matter most.

Our Conversation Cards are designed to help you move beyond one-word answers and into meaningful discussions about life online and offline.

22/08/2026

POV: you're a child on the internet.

Most girls don't wake up looking for harmful body image content. It often starts with one video, one fitness/beauty tip, one "what I eat in a day," or one influencer recommendation. From there, algorithms can begin serving more of the same, creating a feed where appearance, weight, and comparison slowly become the norm.

This is about understanding how these platforms work so we can help young people recognize unrealistic standards, think critically about what they see, and build confidence that isn't shaped by an algorithm. It is essential to have open conversations about topics like this so your child can think critically when they come across it.

17/08/2026

The best conversations don't start with a lecture.

They start with a question.

Our Conversation Cards are designed to help families take that first step in creating space for honest discussions about the digital world, without judgment or pressure.

Because asking is the most powerful thing you can do.

TRUE or FALSE?"If your friend doesn't write you back immediately, it means they're being mean and ignoring you."It's...F...
16/08/2026

TRUE or FALSE?

"If your friend doesn't write you back immediately, it means they're being mean and ignoring you."

It's...
False.

It's easy for children to assume the worst when someone doesn't reply right away. But the truth is, people get busy, put their phones away, are at school, spending time with family, or simply aren't able to respond in the moment.

Helping children understand that delayed replies don't automatically mean rejection builds emotional resilience, healthier friendships, and better digital communication habits.

Our Conversation Cards make it easy to have these everyday conversations before misunderstandings become bigger worries.

Healthy digital habits start with simple conversations.

Adresse

Copenhagen

Internet side

Underretninger

Vær den første til at vide, og lad os sende dig en email, når Raising Digital Citizens sender nyheder og tilbud. Din e-mail-adresse vil ikke blive brugt til andre formål, og du kan til enhver tid afmelde dig.

Kontakt Skolen

Send en besked til Raising Digital Citizens:

Genveje

Del

Type