Research

eSafety undertakes research to ensure our programs and resources are based on evidence. We support, encourage, conduct and evaluate research about online safety for all Australians.

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Latest research

Evaluation of eSafety’s Dedicated Project Officer Grants Program

The grants program was evaluated as part of eSafety’s commitment to continuous improvement and need to build the evidence base for online safety initiatives.

Online experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and their parents and caregivers

This research explores how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children are engaging in the digital environment.

Australians’ negative online experiences 2022

This research looks at the negative online experiences and behaviours of Australian adults over a 12-month period.

Evaluation of the disability workforce and frontline worker program

The program was independently evaluated 12 months after its launch to assist in shaping its strategic direction and future policy development.

How adults with intellectual disability experience online abuse

This research explores how people with intellectual disability use the internet and how they deal with online abuse.

Evaluation of eSafety's teacher learning program

This research evaluated the effectiveness of eSafety’s professional learning program for teachers in 2021.

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