The Internet Society Ghana Chapter successfully held another impactful session under its 2026 National Online Trust and Safety Campaign at the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA), on 14th October 2026.
Guided by the theme, “Building Digital Trust and Resilience in the AI Era,” the outreach brought students together for an engaging and practical learning experience focused on navigating the digital world safely, responsibly, and confidently.
Key Highlights from the Session
The session featured insightful presentations from our National Online Trust and Safety Trainers:
Gifty Asamaoah moderated the session, guiding discussions and encouraging meaningful audience participation.
Dr Maud Ashong Elliot, President of the Internet Society Ghana Chapter, facilitated a session on Digital Citizenship in the AI Era, highlighting the importance of responsible online behaviour, digital responsibility, and informed engagement in an increasingly AI-driven world.
Samuel Eze explored Phishing and Social Engineering Challenges, equipping students with practical knowledge to recognise deceptive tactics, identify online threats, and protect themselves from cybercriminals.
Mawuko Kudzo Kpatah led a session on AI, Deepfakes, and Misinformation, helping participants understand the growing challenges of AI-generated content and the importance of critical thinking and verification in the digital age.
Beyond the Presentations, the Impact Was in the Participation
The sessions were practical, interactive, and engaging, with students actively contributing to discussions and sharing their perspectives. Feedback from participants indicated that they had gained new insights and practical strategies to strengthen their online safety and protect themselves in this rapidly evolving AI era.
Appreciation to Our Online Trust and Safety Campus Ambassadors
A special appreciation goes to our Online Trust and Safety Campus Ambassadors for their dedication and excellent work in coordinating the outreach. Your support played a significant role in making this engagement a success and demonstrated the power of student leadership and collaboration in advancing digital trust and online safety within our academic communities.
We also extend our sincere appreciation to UPSA and all our partners for supporting this important initiative and helping us build a safer, more inclusive, and trustworthy digital environment.
As artificial intelligence continues to reshape our digital experiences, digital literacy, critical thinking, and online safety are no longer optional; they are essential skills for everyone.
Together, let us build a digital environment where trust thrives, resilience grows, and everyone can participate safely and responsibly.
The conversation continues. The mission continues. Building a safer digital Ghana starts with all of us.
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