Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
eSafety has co-created advice and resources to help keep our mob safe online.
eSafety acknowledges that many individuals refer to themselves by their clan, mob and or country. For the purposes of this website, we respectfully use the term ‘Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ throughout.
On this page:
Latest research
Read the research
Indigenous women are more likely to experience technology-facilitated abuse than other people in the Australian community.
This research explores the impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women living in Central Australia, remote Western Australia and regional New South Wales.
Keeping kids safe online
Kids are growing up in two worlds, the real world and an online world. Just like you protect kids from dangers in the real world, it is important to protect their safety in their online world too.
The resources on this page can help parents and carers look after their kids and communities.
Watch this video
Start the Chat, Keep our Mob Safe Online
Download, read and share this free online safety book
Download and display these posters
Listen to these podcasts
Find more resources
Check out Be Deadly Online for more videos and resources, and to find out about the big issues online, like bullying, reputation and respect for others.
You’ll also find lots of tips for keeping kids safe online in eSafety Parents.
Everyone can get online and stay safe
Maybe you want to know how to get on the internet and stay safe online. Or maybe you want to help others get online.
Check out Your Online Journey — a free easy-to-use app with step-by-step instructions and videos to help your mob get online and stay safe. A trainer’s guide is also available to support use of the app in groups or community settings.