Objective: Raise children’s awareness of online safety precautions and potential risks associated with using the internet
Sessions Conducted
Gan Ima Primary School
- 05/15/2023
- 29 Parents
- Elpitiya
Karandeniya National School
- 05/15/2023
- 244 Children
- Elpitiya
Elpitiya DS Office
- 05/15/2023
- 108 Govt. Officials
- Elpitiya
Elpitiya Primary School
- 05/16/2023
- 229 Parents
- Elpitiya
Welivitiya Divithura DS Office
- 05/16/2023
- 40 Govt. Officials
- Welivitiya Divithura
Ranga Education Center (parents of St. Theresa and Ananda Vidyalaya)
- 05/17/2023
- 50 Parents
- Elpitiya
Baddegama DS Office
- 05/17/2023
- 220 Govt. Officials
- Baddegama
Thalgahawatte Kanishta Vidyalaya
- 05/18/2023
- 26 Parents
- Elpitiya
Madakumbura Jathika Pasala
- 05/18/2023
- 314 Children
- Elpitiya
Karandeniya DS Office
- 05/18/2023
- 80 Govt. Officials
- Karandeniya
Radiant way preschool
- 05/19/2023
- 28 Parents
- Elpitiya
Anuruddha Maha Vidyalaya
- 05/19/2023
- 119 Children
- Elpitiya
Niyagama DS Office
- 05/19/2023
- 92 Govt. Officials
- Niyagama
Sri Sambuddhaloka Dharmayathanaya
- 05/23/2023
- 185 Parents
- Orugodawatte
Social Media Engagement
On June of 2023, we launched a special campaign aimed at increasing awareness on the violence against children. PEaCE combined two aspects of social media engagement. 1) Delivery of tri-language high-quality social media posts and 2) collaboration with various duty bearers on an IG live series to increase awareness.
Social Media Posts Campaign
On 13th of June PEaCE/ECPAT Sri Lanka launched a social media posts campaign to raise awareness on Violence Against Children.
The posts were made in the form of carousels in all three languages, including comprehensive information on each respective topic.

Social Media IG Live series
As part of the social media campaign on Violence Against Children. We launched a series of IG lives with various stakeholders. These lives helped the audience better understand the topics related to Violence Against Children, especially in the Online context.
On the 24th of June PEaCE/ECPAT Sri Lanka in collaboration with CfPS Law School.

We collaborated on an IG Live session with the CfPS Law School to discuss on the topic of Online Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse in Sri lanka: A Legal Perspective. The discussion covered the broad scope of our activities in protection of Child Rights and also some of the gaps and loopholes that exists within the Sri Lankan Penal code.




