Simone Vibert
Simone is Head of Policy and Research at Internet Matters and Chair of the UK Council for Internet Safety’s Vulnerable Users Working Group. She was previously a Senior Policy Adviser to the Children’s Commissioner, leading on digital policy, and a researcher at the think tank Demos.
Research
A Vision for Media Literacy report 2024
Learn about our vision for media literacy education for children.
Research
Exploring neurodivergent young people’s relationships with online games
Supported by Roblox, this research aims to better understand the benefits and challenges of online gaming on neurodivergent young people.
Research
Insight into children’s digital use – November 2023 tracker survey
Learn about children’s digital use from our latest tracker survey.
Research
The Online Safety Act and AI Summit: Impacts on children’s digital lives
We reflect on developments related to the Online Safety Act and artificial intelligence, looking ahead to what happens for children’s digital safety.
Research
Insight from the Internet Matters tracker survey – June 2023
Internet Matters surveys parents and children twice-yearly. In this survey, conducted in June 2023, respondents shared their online experiences.
Research
The role of schools in keeping children safe online
See Internet Matters’ submission to the Government review of Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE).
News & blogs
Internet Matters’ submission to Ofcom’s Call for Evidence for the Protection of Children
We support Ofcom’s recent appointment as online safety regulator, and view it as a step towards bolstering our efforts to protect children online.
News & blogs
Introducing our pilot project in Greater Manchester
We’re delighted to have secured funding from the DCMS to embark on a new project with Greater Manchester Combined Authority focused on care leavers.
News & blogs
Internet Matters’ submission to the Public Bill Committee for the Online Safety Bill
While Internet Matters welcomes the development of the Online Safety Bill, we believe it could be strengthened to better serve the needs of families.
News & blogs
Internet Matters’ submission to call for evidence on the impact of body image on physical and mental health
Internet Matters’ submission to the Health and Social Care Committee focuses on how children’s body image is affected through online mediums.