Campaigns & Media: Safer Internet Day 2026
This Safer Internet Day, the Canadian Centre for Child Protection (C3P) is empowering school personnel across the country with tools to support youth impacted by the non-consensual distribution of intimate images (NCDII).
Youth NCDII: A Guide for Schools is a resource that details clear steps on how personnel can respond if intimate images of a student are shared — whether the images are real, edited, or created using AI. This framework was developed to help ensure youth and their families are supported throughout the incident.
In 2024, Cybertip.ca received 436 reports related to NCDII from children across Canada, with only 7 cases involving the use of artificial intelligence (AI). In 2025, youth reported 527 NCDII cases, 19 of which were facilitated by AI.
Youth NCDII: A Guide for Schools includes information detailing the many forms image-based abuse can take, the impact on youth, strategies for communicating with parents, and considerations about reporting.
Download Youth NCDII: A Guide for Schools for free.
This resource is currently available in English. A French version is coming soon. Send us an email here to be notified when the French release becomes available.
For more information about NCDII or to report online sexual violence, report to Cybertip.ca.
For media inquiries, please contact:
Communications, Canadian Centre for Child Protection (C3P)Office: (204) 945-8074
Email: communications@protectchildren.ca