To drive policy change that mitigates the negatives and maximises the positives of social media for young people.
1. SIA social media policy
02/03/2021 - Security Industry Authority (SIA)
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SIA social media policy
This page details our social media policy.
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2. Images for T Levels print and social media content
19/01/2021 - Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA)
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Found: T Levels print and social media content
Use our T Level logos, social media images and high resolution
3. Social Media Acceptable Use Policy
10/07/2019 - Student Loans Company (SLC)
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Social Media Acceptable Use Policy
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4. Smart Tips for Category 1 Responders using Social Media in Emergency Management
10/03/2021 - Cabinet Office
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Found: USING SOCIAL MEDIA IN EMERGENCIES: Smart Practices
SMART TIPS FOR CATEGORY 1
RESPONDERS USING SOCIAL
5. Using the apprenticeship brand
06/01/2020 - Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA)
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Found: Plan aheadSchedule social media posts ahead of the event to build momentum. Give attendees details of
1. Social Media and Screen Use: Young People’s Health
07/02/2019 - Commons Chamber
1: make a statement on our report on the impact of social media and screen use on young people’s health. Before - Speech Link
2. Social Media and Health
30/04/2019 - Commons Chamber
1: this summit to bring together the principal social media companies, including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter - Speech Link
3. Social Media and Health
30/04/2019 - Lords Chamber
1: Secretary of State for the Department of Health and Social Care, Matt Hancock. The Statement is as follows:“Mr - Speech Link
4. Social Media: Offensive Material
23/03/2021 - Lords Chamber
1: Bill will achieve? Presumably, it will force social media companies to take down the racist and sexist - Speech Link
2: the duty of care that we will be imposing on social media companies, with clear systems of user redress - Speech Link
3: post racist and offensive material and by some social media sites that craft algorithms to curate, propagate - Speech Link
5. Vaccine Misinformation Online
19/10/2020 - Commons Chamber
1: is being spread online and we know that the social media giants are systematically failing to act. - Speech Link
2: counter this growing movement and bring the social media giants to heel. The anti-vax movement is nothing - Speech Link
3: said. The CCDH’s study showed that anti-vax social media accounts have 58 million followers, and that - Speech Link
Registered Contact:
Chris Elmore MP, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA. Tel: 0207 219 3000.
Email: Chris.Elmore.mp@parliament.uk
Public Enquiry Point:
Michael Tunks, UK Safer Internet, c/o Internet Watch Foundation, Discovery House, Vision Park, Histon, Cambridgeshire CB24 9ZR. Tel: 01223 203 030
Email: mike@iwf.org.uk
Group's Website:
https://www.rsph.org.uk/our-work/campaigns/status-of-mind/appg.html
No direct financial benefits are on record for the Social Media APPG