"The key messages that can be drawn from the evidence gathered as part of this review may be summarized as follows: resources should be confidently and generously committed to child and youth safety education programmes that have content that addresses online VAC and related topics; priority should be given to building content about online VAC into existing evidence-based educational programmes, particularly about bullying, because of their well-developed content and design; programmes need to have multiple sessions and multiple modalities and should emphasize acquiring and practicing skills, particularly in the areas of problem solving, assertiveness, empathy, emotion management, self-efficacy, conflict resolution, help-seeking and bystander mobilization; more programme content and messaging is needed to prevent abuse by acquaintances, peers and romantic partners, including content about healthy romantic relationships and how to avoid and terminate unhealthy ones." (Conclusion)
1 Introduction, 1
2 Online violence against children, 3
3 Strategies to prevent online violence against children, 7
4 A guide to the evidence, 10
5 Evidence from effective prevention education programmes, 12
6 Conclusion, 18