Cybersmile Foundation

EU Legislative Interests

Cybersmile contributes to discussions and stakeholder engagement related to EU digital policy frameworks addressing online safety, platform accountability, and the protection of fundamental rights in digital environments. This includes relevance to the Digital Services Act (DSA), particularly in relation to systemic risk mitigation, user protection, and measures addressing online harms such as cyberbullying and abuse. Cybersmile also engages with developments linked to the EU Artificial Intelligence Act, with a focus on the ethical use of AI in online environments, including the deployment of AI-driven tools for support, moderation, and early intervention. The organisation’s work aligns with EU priorities concerning child protection online, media literacy, and digital wellbeing, contributing insights from frontline support services and global educational initiatives. Through its activities, Cybersmile supports evidence-based policy development and cross-sector collaboration aimed at fostering safer, more inclusive digital ecosystems.

Communication Activities

Cybersmile undertakes communication activities including global awareness campaigns, educational programmes, and publications focused on digital safety, cyberbullying prevention, and online wellbeing. The organisation produces resources and content aimed at improving media literacy, promoting responsible digital behaviour, and supporting individuals affected by online harm. Cybersmile also engages with stakeholders through partnerships, events, and collaborative initiatives with industry, governments, and civil society to share insights and best practices. These activities support and complement EU policy objectives related to online safety, child protection, and responsible technology use.

Interests Represented

Does not represent commercial interests

Member Of

Cybersmile Foundation is not currently a formal member of any associations, federations, or networks at EU level. The organisation collaborates with a range of stakeholders across civil society, industry, and international institutions on issues related to digital safety and online wellbeing.

Organisation Members

Cybersmile operates through a core team supported by a global network of volunteers, advisors, ambassadors, and partner organisations. These contributors support programme delivery, awareness campaigns, and strategic initiatives on a voluntary or ad hoc basis. The organisation also collaborates with external partners, including industry stakeholders, service providers, and funding partners, to deliver its activities. These relationships do not constitute formal membership structures but reflect a collaborative network approach. Further information on Cybersmile’s partners and collaborative initiatives can be found at: https://www.cybersmile.org/partners/

Additional Information

In-kind contributions and donated services include support such as professional services, technical assistance, and platform-based resources provided by a range of partners and collaborators.