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信息
The NotOnOurFeed contest invites young creators aged 13 to 21 residing in an EU country to produce digital content that tackles cyberbullying and promotes positive online behaviour. Submissions can be in various formats including videos, social media campaigns, visuals, or interactive resources, and must be in English. The author of the best idea will win an all-expenses-paid trip to the Safer Internet Forum 2026 in Brussels.
福利
All-expenses-paid trip to Brussels for the winner; recognition for the winning entry.
申请资格
Young creators between 13 and 21 years old residing in an EU country.
申请
Submit a digital entry by email to notonourfeed@betterinternetforkids.eu in the stated formats.
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