When does the event take place?

The online impulse takes place on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, from 7:00 to 8:00 PM.

Where does the event take place?

The event takes place online as a webinar.

What age is the offer suitable for?

According to the event information, the offer is approved for ages 0 and primarily targets adults in the club environment.

What topics are covered by the online impulse?

Topics include safe digital communication, closeness and distance, legal questions, and child protection-friendly handling of WhatsApp, social media, and direct messages.

Who is organizing the event?

The speaker is Ümit Rakip from the Children's Office of the City of Karlsruhe.

How can I participate?

Participation is online. Registration is possible via the webinar page.

Communicate Safely: This Online Impulse Sustainably Strengthens Children, Families, and Clubs

Name: Connected Safely, Protected Together – Child Protection in the Digital Club Life
Start: 2026-11-03T19:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-03T20:00:00+01:00
Location: Online-Veranstaltung

Digital safety starts with good communication

WhatsApp, social media, and direct messages have long been part of everyday life for many clubs. The online webinar Connected Safely, Protected Together – Child Protection in the Digital Club Life shows how digital communication with children and young people can be safe, respectful, and compliant with child protection.

Practical orientation for clubs

The compact impulse focuses on typical challenges of digital club life. Participants engage with the boundaries between closeness and distance and receive concrete suggestions for responsible handling of chats, direct messages, and social networks.

Child protection made understandable and practical

The digital exchange with young people requires clear rules, conscious communication, and a good sense of personal boundaries. The event conveys an age-appropriate and child-friendly perspective on safety, responsibility, and protection in club life. This creates a valuable learning experience for everyone involved in supporting children and young people.

Expert impulse with Ümit Rakip

Ümit Rakip from the Children's Office of the City of Karlsruhe is the designated speaker. The Children's Office advocates for the interests of children, young people, and families and supports a safe, self-determined use of digital media. The impulse connects this family and child protection perspective with concrete situations from club life.

Join online and learn together

The event takes place online and lasts about an hour. This allows for easy integration of the impulse into club and family life. Focus areas include children's rights, safety, and digital communication that builds trust without blurring personal boundaries.

Conclusion

The webinar offers valuable orientation for all who take responsibility for children and young people in clubs. Parents, volunteers, and pedagogically engaged individuals receive understandable impulses for more security, clarity, and enjoyment of learning in digital club life. Sign up online now and advocate together for a protected digital space.