Establish a Digital Content Creation Network for Children.

Representatives from several founding member organizations of the DCCC Network made their debut.

In his opening remarks at the event, Hoang Dinh Chung, Permanent Vice President of the Vietnam Digital Content Creation Alliance, affirmed that in the era of rapidly developing digital technology , children have increasingly easy and widespread opportunities to access information, learn, and entertain themselves online.

"However, along with these opportunities come countless risks, including inappropriate, harmful, bullying, and fraudulent content... which can seriously affect children's awareness, emotions, and overall development. Therefore, building a positive, safe, and humane digital content ecosystem for Vietnamese children is not only an urgent need but also a shared responsibility of the entire society," Mr. Hoang Dinh Chung emphasized.

According to Mr. Hoang Dinh Chung, DCCC has begun implementing its first action plans to support individuals and organizations creating content to collectively build a healthy digital environment for children.

In this context, the Digital Content Creation Network for Children (DCCC) is an initiative approved by the Vietnam Digital Communication Association. It is headquartered in Hanoi and operates nationwide in the field of digital content creation for children, in accordance with the law, with the support and collaboration of World Vision Vietnam.

According to Ms. Pham Thi Quyen, President of the Vietnam Digital Content Creation Alliance (DCCC), DCCC is a socio-professional organization with the following objectives: To create a positive, safe, and humane creative ecosystem for children; To contribute to promoting the development of the digital content industry in the fields of education and culture; To connect domestic and international resources to support creativity and sustainable development.

Members of the DCCC Executive Board are introduced.

At its launch, DCCC had over 30 founding members and will continue to recruit official and associate members in the future, including: Individuals working in the field of content creation for children such as digital content creators, journalists, writers, artists, musicians, screenwriters, designers, content producers…; Businesses operating in the field of creating, producing, and distributing content aimed at children; Experts in the fields of education, psychology, media, technology, art… directly related to content or children's rights; Units, businesses, and digital platforms that play a role in producing, distributing, managing, or publishing content for children in the digital environment; State management agencies, professional associations, non-profit organizations, and social organizations whose activities are related to children, protecting children, or promoting safe and positive digital content for children...

Artists, screenwriters, educators, technology experts, media professionals, and others participated in founding the Network.

The DCCC Executive Board and its members were also introduced on this occasion. Nguyen Hoang Thao Ngoc, Head of the Professional Committee of the Vietnam Digital Content Creation Alliance, was appointed as Head of the Executive Board of the Digital Content Creation Network for Children; Phan Thi Kim Lien, Technical Manager for Child Protection and Child Participation, World Vision Vietnam, was appointed as Deputy Head of the Network's Executive Board.

Also within the framework of the event, the panel discussion "Content Creation and the Responsibility to Protect Children in the Digital Space" offered practical perspectives and suggestions from speakers who are experts, artists, and journalists. These included Nguyen Lam Thanh, General Director of TikTok Vietnam; Meritorious Artist Trinh Lam Tung; Pham Dinh Thi, Editor-in-Chief of the Youth Pioneer and Children's Newspaper; and Phan Thi Kim Lien, Deputy Head of the DCCC Network.

The seminar on protecting children in the digital space raised many pressing issues today.

Members will work together to plan, leveraging their respective strengths, to implement activities such as developing and disseminating criteria for standardized educational content products for children (which could include videos, podcasts, games, e-books, interactive activities, etc.), which will then be reviewed, evaluated, and recommended.

In addition, it involves implementing a training and nurturing system for young creators (especially students, teachers, and parents with creative abilities), who will serve as the core for disseminating standards, criteria, and best practices in producing digital content for children; and organizing events (workshops, competitions, etc.) to identify, connect, and support creators...

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