Social impact

Digital Safety Pledge

Boxfish Labs Pledge for Inclusive Digital Resilience and Social Impact across Europe.

Introduction

We are committed to making cybersecurity awareness and digital resilience more accessible, practical, and inclusive for everyday users, non-experts, employees, families, and marginalised communities across Europe.

We are building human-centred, accessible security education for digital citizens who are too often left out of traditional cyber trainings.

We believe cybersecurity should not be reserved for experts only or corporate employees. Digital safety is a daily life skill, and everyone deserves access to practical, inclusive, and engaging learning that helps them stay safer online.

Planned initiatives

Initiative 1: Everyday digital safety learning

Boxfish Labs will develop and share free or openly accessible interactive cybersecurity awareness resources for everyday users and non-experts, including short scenarios, mini-games, and guided learning content on phishing, scams, privacy, passwords, safer browsing, and digital habits. This initiative is designed for digital citizens who need practical, non-technical support rather than specialist cybersecurity training.

Target groups

Everyday users, families, students, seniors, first-time digital learners, and non-technical employees.

Initiative 2: Inclusion for underserved communities

Boxfish Labs will prioritise accessible cybersecurity learning pathways for marginalised and underserved communities, including people with lower digital confidence, women outside technical career tracks, older adults, and communities that are often overlooked by mainstream cyber education. The goal is to reduce inequalities in access to cybersecurity knowledge and strengthen digital resilience where support is most needed.

Target groups

Marginalised communities, women, seniors, digitally excluded adults, and underserved households in the EU.

Initiative 3: Public-interest partnerships

Boxfish Labs will seek collaboration with schools, NGOs, local communities, women's networks, libraries, municipalities, SMEs, and education partners to increase the visibility and reach of practical online learning for non-experts. This initiative is intended to create stronger links between private innovation and public-interest digital safety education in Europe.

Target groups

Community organisations, public-interest intermediaries, educators, employers, and learners reached through partner channels.

How we measure impact

As a small team, we focus on a limited set of quantifiable indicators that show what we created, who we reached, and how people and partners engaged with our work. Our core KPIs are:

Resources published

The number of free or openly accessible learning resources we create, such as short scenarios, mini-games, and guided digital safety content.

People reached

The number of learners, participants, or users who access our resources, workshops, or partner-delivered activities.

Activities completed

The number of completed learning activities, which helps us track actual engagement rather than visibility alone.

Priority groups engaged

The number of participants reached from groups we aim to support, including women, seniors, low-confidence users, and underserved communities.

Partners engaged

The number of organisations we work with to expand access to practical digital safety learning through community and public-interest channels.

Collaborate with us

We are always looking for partners.

We welcome businesses, enterprises, startups, NGOs, and people-centred organisations that want to support safer digital habits in their teams, communities, and the groups they serve.

Who we partner with

Corporate partners

We collaborate with businesses that see privacy and data protection as a core value, not only compliance. If your company wants to build user trust through meaningful, creative engagement, we can design workshops, experiences, or tools that show customers you take their digital rights seriously.

Creative collaborators

Artists, art therapists, designers, researchers, and educators interested in creative storytelling and self-awareness practices through art and creativity.

Institutional partners

Universities, museums, labs, and educational organisations open to co-developing workshops, exhibitions, or curricula.

Subject matter experts

Cybersecurity professionals, privacy advocates, and developers who want to translate technical insights into creative, user-facing formats.

Cultural programs and events

Curators, festivals, museums, and local programs seeking participants at the intersection of emerging tech, ethics, and design.

Youth and education initiatives

NGOs, libraries, schools, or after-school programs aiming to bring privacy and digital literacy to younger audiences through engaging formats.

Cooperation types

Launch a pilot with us

Try Boxfish Labs serious games and interactive learning with a small group - one team, one class, or one community group. Participants practice real digital safety skills through short, game-like activities, and their feedback helps us improve. You become an active co-creator, not only a customer.

Sponsor digital safety for others

Offer Boxfish Labs learning to employees and, if you choose, their families, while sponsoring access for people who cannot easily afford digital safety education. Support team resilience, safer habits in underserved communities, and a clear human ESG or CSR story.

Contribute your expertise

Experts and organisations in cybersecurity, privacy, education, UX, or related fields can help design and review learning content, share anonymised case examples, or join focused pilot sessions - supporting better digital safety for a wider audience.

Co-create with Boxfish Labs

Bring your real-world scenarios, edge cases, and field challenges. We work with you to turn that expertise into interactive learning experiences, simulations, or serious games with concrete storylines, decisions, feedback loops, and playful mechanics.

Explore partnership opportunities

In one focused conversation, we map how your goals and our game-based learning approach can become concrete training experiences for your teams, clients, or wider audience.

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Introduction
Planned initiatives
How we measure impact
Collaborate with us
Who we partner with
Cooperation types

Get started

Want to collaborate on digital-safety learning?

If you would like to partner with us on accessible cybersecurity awareness across Europe, get in touch.

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Introduction

We are building human-centred, accessible security education for digital citizens who are too often left out of traditional cyber trainings.

Planned initiatives

Initiative 1: Everyday digital safety learning

Target groups

Everyday users, families, students, seniors, first-time digital learners, and non-technical employees.

Initiative 2: Inclusion for underserved communities

Target groups

Marginalised communities, women, seniors, digitally excluded adults, and underserved households in the EU.

Initiative 3: Public-interest partnerships

Target groups

Community organisations, public-interest intermediaries, educators, employers, and learners reached through partner channels.

Who we partner with

Corporate partners

Creative collaborators

Artists, art therapists, designers, researchers, and educators interested in creative storytelling and self-awareness practices through art and creativity.

Institutional partners

Universities, museums, labs, and educational organisations open to co-developing workshops, exhibitions, or curricula.

Subject matter experts

Cybersecurity professionals, privacy advocates, and developers who want to translate technical insights into creative, user-facing formats.

Cultural programs and events

Curators, festivals, museums, and local programs seeking participants at the intersection of emerging tech, ethics, and design.

Youth and education initiatives

NGOs, libraries, schools, or after-school programs aiming to bring privacy and digital literacy to younger audiences through engaging formats.