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Social Media, Identity and Online Racism

Social Media, Identity and Online Racism

For Black and global majority children, social media can be a place of pride and connection, and also a place where they meet racism. Learn how to help the children in your care thrive online.

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Expiry period 12 Months
Made in English
Last updated at Fri Sep 2026
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Short description For Black and global majority children, social media can be a place of pride and connection, and also a place where they meet racism. Learn how to help the children in your care thrive online.
Outcomes
  • Explain how feeds, filters and algorithms shape a child's self-image
  • Recognise colourism, texturism and the value of positive online role models
  • Recognise online racism and its impact, including seeing racist violence
  • Talk with children about what they see and help them curate a positive feed
  • Protect the privacy and safety of children in care online
  • Save evidence and use the right reporting routes, and know what the Online Safety Act does
Requirements
  • No prior knowledge or experience is required
  • Access to a device with internet connection (desktop, tablet or smartphone)
  • Basic digital skills, such as navigating online content
  • Willingness to engage with reflective questions and learning activities
  • Headphones or speakers recommended for audio content