The project activities also included the implementation of seven performances of the "Gilgram" play targeting approximately 950 male and female students, which addressed in an artistic and creative style how to deal with social media and electronic games, and contributed to simplifying digital safety concepts, including protecting electronic privacy, avoiding fraud and cyberbullying, as well as enhancing critical thinking among participants.
The center implemented workshops for parents, teachers, and caregivers, with the participation of 130 people, providing them with practical tools to support students and children and protect them in the digital space, and to deal with a number of challenges such as excessive device usage and the risks of communicating with strangers online, while promoting conscious family monitoring methods.
The project included the implementation of five interactive workshops for children with the participation of about 75 children, focusing on developing self-protection skills and safe interaction with the digital space, how to act when facing a suspicious situation or cyberbullying, alongside the importance of protecting privacy and not sharing personal information. The workshops included digital activities, games, and artwork designed to present digital safety concepts in a simplified and engaging way.
Haya Cultural Center praised the role played by Arab Bank in supporting the implementation of initiatives concerned with raising the awareness of children and their families regarding digital safety, stressing that the "Child Safety in the Cyber World" project contributes to enhancing children's skills and providing a safe and stimulating educational environment for innovation.
Arab Bank is keen to support initiatives that contribute to raising awareness among children and youth about digital safety, with the aim of protecting younger generations from the risks of cyberspace and empowering them to use technology responsibly in their daily lives.
