The changing face of cyberbullying: Protecting your child in 2025
Join eSafety’s expert-led webinar to understand how cyberbullying is evolving – and how you can help your child stay safe online.
In just 45 minutes, we’ll explore emerging online threats, including the use of AI, deepfakes, coded emojis, and subtle manipulation tactics.
You’ll walk away with practical tools to support your child’s wellbeing in a digital world.
Date: Tuesday 5 August
Time: 12:30pm to 1:15pm (AEST)
You’ll learn how to:
- spot signs your child may be experiencing or engaging in cyberbullying
- build protective strategies at home
- help your child respond, report and stay safe against online harms.
This session is ideal for parents and carers of children in both primary and secondary school.
A trusted leader in online safety
eSafety webinars are comprehensive, parent-focused and sensitive to your experiences, providing practical tools for you to support your children online.
eSafety is the Australian Government’s independent online safety regulator. As the world’s first government agency of its kind, we lead the way in tackling online risks, reducing harm, and shaping safer digital spaces for everyone.
Being online brings immense opportunities for your child to connect, play and learn, but technology wasn't built with children in mind, nor with safety as a goal.
Join our webinar to gain the confidence and tools to guide your child through today’s complex online world.
What parents are saying about eSafety webinars
‘It was an informative session. I didn’t know anything about the eSafety Commissioner before this and am now aware of the resources on the website that can help me as a parent to protect my child online.’
‘It was terrific, very practical and positive. Well done to the presenter and team.’
‘Just the right length of time, very good presenter!’
‘This webinar was incredibly helpful and useful with practical and actionable steps we can take.’
‘This was excellent – very useful and I learned some great tips.’
How much does it cost?
eSafety webinars are free and run for 45 minutes.
Last updated: 19/06/2025