Meta, in partnership with Ethnikids Publishers, has launched its first youth and safety comic book, #EbaSafeOnline, to promote online safety. The comic book aims to empower parents and teens on how to navigate social media safely.
The comic book, available in all eleven languages except sign language, was unveiled at Tasha's at Mandela Square in Sandton on Monday. It serves as a powerful tool to encourage open communication between parents and their children by addressing the issues that the youth face in the digital world.
Oluwasola Obagbemi, corporate communications manager at Meta, stated that the company has a holistic approach to safety. The launch of #EbaSafeOnline is a first of its kind in South Africa by Meta and demonstrates their commitment to creating a safer online environment for young people.
Online safety has become a growing concern as more young people engage in social media platforms. With the rapid advancement of technology, it is crucial for both parents and teens to be aware of potential risks and take necessary precautions to ensure a positive online experience.
The comic book provides a creative and engaging way to educate parents and teens about online safety. By using relatable characters and addressing real-life issues, it encourages discussions and promotes understanding between parents and their children.
Meta's initiative is commendable as it recognizes the importance of fostering a safe online environment for young people. By equipping parents and teens with the necessary knowledge and skills, they can make informed decisions and protect themselves from potential dangers online.
The comic book, available in all eleven languages except sign language, was unveiled at Tasha's at Mandela Square in Sandton on Monday. It serves as a powerful tool to encourage open communication between parents and their children by addressing the issues that the youth face in the digital world.
Oluwasola Obagbemi, corporate communications manager at Meta, stated that the company has a holistic approach to safety. The launch of #EbaSafeOnline is a first of its kind in South Africa by Meta and demonstrates their commitment to creating a safer online environment for young people.
Online safety has become a growing concern as more young people engage in social media platforms. With the rapid advancement of technology, it is crucial for both parents and teens to be aware of potential risks and take necessary precautions to ensure a positive online experience.
The comic book provides a creative and engaging way to educate parents and teens about online safety. By using relatable characters and addressing real-life issues, it encourages discussions and promotes understanding between parents and their children.
Meta's initiative is commendable as it recognizes the importance of fostering a safe online environment for young people. By equipping parents and teens with the necessary knowledge and skills, they can make informed decisions and protect themselves from potential dangers online.
The #EbaSafeOnline comic book is free of charge.
Physical copies of the publication will be handed out to schools that Meta to visit to promote the comic book, while the online version is also free and can be downloaded by scanning the QR code.
