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The Brita Maria Renlund Memorial Foundation supports our Finnish-language Emotional Skills workshops, as well as our Swedish-language Emotional Skills and Safety Skills workshops. 

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DNA, a telecommunications company, supports our Finnish-language Digital Safety Skills and Body Boundaries workshops. 

Our warmest thanks to the supporters of our
workshops 

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Stop, Slow & Go™ Workshops

Learn about our educational workshops for children! 

 

Our workshops are currently available in Finnish and Swedish. We are exploring opportunities to offer them in additional languages in the future.

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Workshop 1: Digital Safety Skills 

In these workshops, children practice and learn important digital safety skills for different situations in their digital everyday lives. 

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Workshop 2: Body Boundaries 

In these workshops, children practice and learn safety skills related to personal boundaries and body autonomy. 

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Workshop 3: Emotional Skills 

In these workshops, children learn to recognise and name different emotions, as well as discover age-appropriate strategies for managing their feelings. 

In these workshops, children practise and develop essential digital safety skills for different situations they may encounter in their everyday digital lives. 

What should children know when they come across something online that is familiar and enjoyable, new and thought-provoking, or strange and frightening? 

Children explore a variety of online situations, topics and the questions they raise in an age-appropriate way.

 

During the workshop, children create their own digital traffic lights as a craft activity. 

These workshops are supported by DNA. 

About the workshops 

Our online workshops help children develop essential safety skills 

During these online workshops, children develop essential emotional awareness and safety skills in a fun and engaging way through crafts and open discussion. The workshops are led by specialists from Protect Children and are free of charge. 

Separate workshops are available for children aged 5–6 and 7–9. Through the sessions, children explore key messages and practical tips related to emotional wellbeing and personal safety. 

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The adventures of Fun Academy's Kip Crew characters introduce each workshop theme. During the sessions, children are encouraged to talk openly about emotions, safety skills and the thoughts they inspire. Different situations and the questions they raise are explored together, using traffic lights as a simple discussion tool. 

Parents and carers are also welcome to join the 5–6-year-olds' workshop, for example when attending with children who require additional support. Both age groups cover the same topics and the activities are largely the same, but the younger children's workshop uses, for example, simpler stories and shorter discussion activities. 

Further information 

  • Noora Nieminen, Junior Specialist: noora.nieminen(at)suojellaanlapsia.fi  

  • Katariina Leivo, Senior Specialist: katariina.leivo(at)suojellaanlapsia.fi 

Explore what children created in our workshops 

Our class took part in the Stop, Slow & Go™ online workshop. The Year 2 pupils found the topic really interesting, and for good reason. The workshop was just the right length and sparked plenty of discussion, which we were able to continue even after the session had finished."

Primary school teacher who took part in the Stop, Slow & Go™ online workshop 

Children from across Finland have taken part in our workshops! 

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children have already taken part in our online workshops promoting emotional awareness and safety skills. 

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groups from locations across Finland have registered to take part in our workshops.

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We have been delivering workshops that promote emotional awareness and safety skills since 2020. 

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DNA features the Stop, Slow & Go™ online workshops in an article and video

Our partner, DNA, recently interviewed specialists from Protect Children about digital safety and visited a school in Helsinki to observe a Stop, Slow & Go™ online workshop in action. 

Every child has the right to learn digital safety skills with the support of a trusted adult.

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