T&S Insider

Conversations about kids and digital safety are often clouded by moral panic and oversimplification. By exploring the trade-offs of digital devices and platforms, we can empower parents and schools to make decisions that prioritise both safety and connection for young people.

For the last few years, we — as a society — have been getting to grips with how to balance safety, self-expression, and privacy online. With Trump’s election in the US and safety regulation in Australia and the UK, we’re finally getting some answers.

Much like the US election, the T&S space can sometimes feel tribal and competitive. Yet most people want the same thing: a safe and creative internet for as many people as possible. It's time to dance through the differences

With the 2024 US presidential election looming, concerns over misinformation and potential civil unrest are everywhere. While most of the groundwork has been laid, here are some last-minute things you can do to help safeguard election integrity and democracy

Eliminating all harm on social media is an unrealistic expectation. Inherent tensions between user needs for privacy, safety, and self-expression, make a one-size-fits-all solution impossible.

Trust & Safety is an exciting field in tech that doesn’t require a specific degree or certification to get started — if you can find the right role. This list of resources is designed to help you break into the industry or learn more about the field

Frontline moderation teams can be a wealth of insights — but only if you give them the trust and time they need to deliver. Here are my tips for maximising their experience and skill

There's often a reason why someone resorts to sharing falsehoods but determining intent isn't easy to operationalise. As the US election heats up, platform moderation decisions have a key part to play in the spread of mis- and disinformation.

It’s been six months since the first edition of Trust & Safety Insider, so its a good time to stop and look back at how it’s gone and what we've learned along the way.

Career progression isn't an accident - it's something you need to actively work on. Here are my go-to links and resources to help you think through what's next for you.