A movement using unity, play and conversation to help build healthier, more confident digital lives for kids.

A movement using play and conversation to help build healthier,
more confident digital lives for kids.

Institute of Child Psychology

partner

Raising Digital Citizens

primary partner

Growing Stories

partner

Institute of Child Psychology

partner

Raising Digital Citizens

primary partner

Growing Stories

partner

why?

Every child deserves more than protection from digital harm.
They deserve the trust, knowledge and voice to thrive in digital life.
We believe in building a healthier digital future for children.

what?

Research points to conversation as one of the most powerful
— and most understudied — tools we have to help kids navigate the digital world. So we built a movement around it.

How change happens.

the process of movement

where the help goes

What you are supporting.

questions

Frequently asked questions

What exactly is One Million Conversations?

What exactly is One Million Conversations?

How do I know which partnership track is right for us?

How do I know which partnership track is right for us?

Is there a cost to becoming a partner?

Is there a cost to becoming a partner?

How is data from youth conversations collected and protected?

How is data from youth conversations collected and protected?

How long does a partnership commitment typically last?

How long does a partnership commitment typically last?

Where does the funding actually go?

Where does the funding actually go?

Get in touch

Tell us a little about you, and how you’d like to be part of this.

Who’s behind it

The Danish Way, the nonprofit behind the movement, and the home for supporters and donations.

In partnership with

Raising Digital Citizens, founding partner, contributing method, philosophy, and programmes.

The Danish Way receives and governs all charitable funding. Research is led independently by our academic partners. Raising Digital Citizens contributes its expertise and existing tools at cost, so funding pays for access and reach, not commercial product development.