Instagram and Facebook are now founding members of Take It Down — a new platform by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

We’ve developed more than 30 tools to support teens and families on our apps.

We're creating safe, age-appropriate experiences for teens on Facebook and Instagram.

We're updating how we encourage people to be respectful to others on Instagram.

We’re sharing our approach to making Community Chats trusted spaces in Messenger and Facebook.

We’re testing new ways for people to verify their age on Instagram, allowing us to provide age-appropriate experiences.

We're beginning to roll out Parent Dashboard on Quest and introducing new supervision tools on Instagram.

Collaborating with Loulou João to raise awareness of our safety tools.

We’re launching AMBER Alerts on Instagram for people to see and share notices of missing children in their area.

See what experiences and resources we're providing to celebrate Pride.

We're sharing metrics on how we enforced our policies from January through March 2022.

We're sharing metrics on how we enforced our policies from October to November 2021.

We’re launching a series of educational campaigns to help give people the tools and knowledge to enjoy a safer and secure internet.

We’re launching an updated Parent and Carer’s Guide to Instagram to provide parents and caregivers across Ireland a deeper understanding of Instagram’s safety and privacy features.

We're launching an activity to help kids learn how to use the internet safely and practice making healthy decisions online.

We're launching Take a Break to help people manage their time on Instagram and developing new features to make Instagram safer for teens.

Meta's priority is to protect people's privacy and safety.

We’re adding the prevalence of bullying and harassment to our Community Standards Enforcement Report for the first time.

We're introducing a new policy to protect people from mass harassment and will now remove more harmful content toward public figures.

We’re launching new mental health resources, tools and programming across our apps for World Mental Health Day.

We're spotlighting organizations supporting people at risk of or recovering from suicide and self-harm and releasing a new toolkit to guide conversations on this topic.

We removed a coordinated network of accounts for repeatedly violating our Community Standards, including posting harmful health misinformation, hate speech and incitement of violence.

We're defaulting young people into private accounts, limiting how advertisers reach them and doing more to stop unwanted contact.

We're launching a Women's Safety Hub and forming a team of expert advisors to help us develop new policies, products and programs that better support the women who use our apps.

We're celebrating Pride by elevating LGBTQ+ voices, sharing well-being resources and making it easier for people to find and support LGBTQ+ led businesses.

We’re testing new tools to keep people from sharing content that victimizes children and sharing improvements we’ve made to our detection and reporting tools.

On World Suicide Prevention Day, we're sharing additional steps we're taking to keep people safe, including providing tips from experts and connecting people with local resources.

We joined Google, Microsoft and 15 other tech companies to form Project Protect: A plan to combat online child sexual abuse.

We’ve developed AI that can recognize different forms of bullying on Instagram.

We take a comprehensive approach to making our platform a safer place for women, including writing clear policies, engaging with experts and developing technology to help prevent abuse.

You can protect your account from unwanted interactions with a new feature called Restrict.

More than 100 organizations from 40 countries gathered to discuss suicide prevention, raising children in the digital age and more.

Digital literacy is an important part of the work we do to help keep our community safe. Last week, we announced a new collaboration with the Myanmar Books Aid and Preservation Foundation to help with digital literacy outreach across the country.