Children are encountering provocative, polarising content online at a highly impressionable age. What they see can shape how they view the world — and how they treat one another. We need to help them question what they hear, respond with empathy, and resist the normalisation of violence.

Here, we publish the first in a series of four weekly reports based on the largest-ever survey of children’s experiences of violence in England and Wales. Nearly 11,000 children aged 13–17 shared their experiences — offering unprecedented insight into the pressures young people are facing.
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Related Resources:

2. Children, violence and vulnerability 2025 - Violence in relationships

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