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Sajda Mughal OBE

Sajda Mughal OBE

Sajda Mughal is a multi-award winning campaigner, countering-extremism champion and public speaker. She is the CEO of JAN Trust (www.jantrust.org)

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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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Promoting gender equality online with children and young people

Gender equality online can be challenging. Learn how to discuss it with your child and support their understanding.

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How can children make use of online support communities?

Our expert panel discusses the benefits of online communities in supporting children and young people.

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What does the Age-Appropriate Design Code mean for my child?

The Age-Appropriate Design Code has 15 standards that online services must follow but what does this mean for your child's online safety?

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How do I start a conversation to explain what extremism and radicalisation is to my child?

Get advice on talk to a child about extremism and radicalisation to ensure they feel supported and are aware of the dangers they may face.

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Conversations to have with teens about online activism

Online or digital activism, particularly via social media, can be a great way to educate people about social issues and to raise awareness. Internet Matters experts share their insights on the topic.

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What is the real-world impact of online hate speech on young people?

As hate speech and trolling become more common online, our experts provide advice on how parents can play a role in supporting young people on this issue.

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How can I help my child to think critically to protect them against extremist influences?

Get advice on how to talk to a child about extremism to help them develop critical thinking so they are able to question what they see on and offline.

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How to talk about online hate and racism with children

To help you discuss movements like Black Lives Matter or issues like racism and hate that children might see online, see advice from our experts below.

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Are schools doing enough to support parents and children in tackling extremism?

To help parents get insight on how schools should be helping them to tackle the issue of extremism with their children, our panellist offer insight on what more schools can do to give parents a guiding hand.

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How are people targeted by far right groups online?

To help parents protect their children our experts provide insight of where and how these groups are operating and steps to keep kids safe.

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How do I know if my child is vulnerable to radicalisation online?

Experts give advice to parents on how to spot if a child is vulnerable to radicalisation online and how to support them.

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Radicalisation of young people through social media

Sajda Mughal OBE provides insight into how social media and other platforms are used to radicalise young people.