Workshop on Aggression in Brno
On November 26-28, we were honoured to host and organise the 29th Workshop on Agression for the very first time in the Czech Republic. We were thrilled to welcome participants from all over the world to Brno.
New book in Czech about online risks written by our team members Anna Sevcikova (Ed.), Hana Machackova, Alena Cerna, Lenka Dedkova, David Smahel and Lukas Blinka is published!
The book is entitled Děti a dospívající online: Vybraná rizika požívání internetu [Youth online: Selected risks of internet use].
The book focuses on selected risks children may encounter while using the internet. Readers get an introduction to common dangers online, their prevalence and effects, and risk factors for young internet users. Prevention and intervention methods are also discussed. Based on current findings from Czech studies, as well as international research, the book also aims to address common myths associated with children's internet use. The monograph covers themes such as: internet addiction, privacy on social networking sites, meeting strangers from the internet, exposure to online sexual content, cyberbullying, and risky communities online. To get a better understanding of online risks, some chapters focus on patterns of internet use among children and parental mediation. The book targets the wider public, as well as professionals who work regularly with children.
More details and orders (in Czech only) here.
On November 26-28, we were honoured to host and organise the 29th Workshop on Agression for the very first time in the Czech Republic. We were thrilled to welcome participants from all over the world to Brno.
How do digital technologies impact the wellbeing of young people today? What role do youth workers, parents, and educators play in supporting healthier digital habits? In this episode of Voices of Change, we welcome David Šmahel, professor at Masaryk University, who has spent over 20 years researching how the internet affects children and adolescents. His work bridges psychology, media studies, and youth development offering research-based insights that are both profound and practical.