Julia von Weiler
For 20 years leading Innocence in Danger, Germany, Julia now works independently at the intersection of child protection, organisational culture and social change.
She supports leaders, professionals and institutions in conflict resolution and transformation – where protection, accountability, and humanity must align. Her approach includes clarity without hardness, dialogue over polarisation and responsibility over guilt.
Her areas of focus include trauma-informed leadership, digital childhood and organisational integrity.
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Why can’t I find the right digital space for my pre-teen?
Online safety experts from a range of backgrounds share their insights and tips into the lack of specific spaces designed for pre-teens.
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Help children with SEND have positive experiences online
Our expert panel shares what trusted adults can do to ensure children with SEND are getting the most out of their online experiences while staying safe.
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What are the impacts of influencer culture on young people?
Our expert panel shares advice on how to identify and tackle online scams, including how young people might be impacted on social media and in games.
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Is a digital detox good for your family?
Internet Matters’ experts share their thoughts on digital detoxes. Is it necessary to do one? And if you do, what’s the best way to go about it?
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What can I do if I suspect my child is sexting?
If you’re worried your child might be sexting or you simply want to know how to protect them, here is some expert advice to help them tackle the issue.
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How likely will cyberbullying happen to my child and how can I protect them?
To help parents understand the issue and support their children, our panel of experts have given advice on concerns that parents have about online bullying.
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How do I start a conversation about cyberbullying with my child?
Gender equality online can be challenging. Learn how to discuss it with your child and support their understanding.