Together, we are
i-vengers.

We all have our part to play in making the online environment a safer, better place for young explorers.

For children growing up, the online environment plays a significant part in their lives. It’s a place for them to enhance their learning, connect with new ideas and discover more about the world around them. That’s why it’s so important we help children to become confident and capable explorers, so they can safely make the most of all the wonderful benefits technology has to offer. i-vengers is a fully funded initiative through Derbyshire Police & Crime Commissioner and Derbyshire County Council, endorsed by the Derbyshire and Derby City Safeguarding Children Partnership.

Our work across schools and communities aims to unite these ideals, equipping children, teachers, key workers and parents with essential knowledge and skillsets, raising awareness and standards in online environment safety. Through collaborative learning, training, and discussions about the good and bad elements of digital technologies, we can not only help safeguard children of all ages, from pre-schoolers right through to higher education, but also empower them to make smarter and safer choices on their own.

Engage. Educate. Empower.

We believe learning should be fun, interactive and memorable. By challenging the way people think about being online, creating perspective in an open and enlightening way, we can equip everyone with the skills to make the online world a safer place, raising awareness and standards in online safety across entire communities.

A little bit of background…

Every hero deserves an origin story. Ours begins with Traci Good.

The i-vengers initiative was founded in late 2019 by Traci Good. Having worked as a family resource worker for many years, Traci wanted to use her knowledge and expertise not only to keep children safe in the online environment but also help them flourish.

Today, Traci works with schools, colleges, law enforcement and key workers across various sectors, raising awareness and standards in online child safety. In addition to being a Founding member of the Association of Adult and Child Online Safety Specialists, she is also a member of the UK Council for Internet Safety, and a qualified assessor for the 360 Online Safety Mark.

In 2020, Traci was shortlisted in the East Midlands Chamber of Commerce Enterprising Women Awards for ‘Outstanding contributions to Work in STEM’.

After seeing traditional safeguarding concerns shift online, we wanted to combine our industry expertise and passion for helping young people, ensuring they stay safe in an ever-changing digital age.

Founder, Traci Good

Associations

We are proud to say our work is endorsed by many of the UK’s governing bodies concerning online safety, learning and training.

DPCC

DPCC

i-vengers is endorsed and fully funded through the Derbyshire Police & Crime Commissioner, working with community safety partnerships to tackle crime across Derbyshire.

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ProjectEVOLVE

ProjectEVOLVE

i-vengers is a contributor to ProjectEVOLVE, providing expert perspectives, reference materials and resources concerning online safety.

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EMC

EMC

i-vengers is a proud member of the East Midlands Chamber of Commerce (Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire.)

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360safe

360safe

i-vengers is approved by 360 Safe Groups, helping schools maintain high standards of practice concerning pupil online safety.

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AACOSS

AACOSS

The Association of Adult and Child Online Safety Specialists is an organisation founded by safeguarding experts, working to deliver impactful online safety education.

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CEOP

CEOP

i-vengrers is a proud ambassador of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Command, working with the UK’s National Crime Agency to bring online offenders to justice.

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DDSCP

DDSCP

The Derby and Derbyshire Safeguarding Children Partnership is a new statutory body, established in accordance with Working Together to Safeguard Children guidance 2018.

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SWGfL

SWGfL

The South West Grid for Learning is a non-for profit charitable trust, supporting schools, agencies and families in safe and effective uses of technology.

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UK Council for Internet Safety

UK Council for Internet Safety

The UK Council for Internet Safety is a collaboration between the government, tech community and third sector to ensure internet safety across the UK.

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Our services

From interactive workshops to professional training and support, we provide a wide range services for raising awareness and safeguarding standards in schools and communities.

We work with schools, law enforcement and key workers within various sectors, delivering a wide range of services designed to enhance
learning and improve procedures concerning online safety for children of every age. Whether you require an onsite assessment of your current safeguarding
practices, professional training, or delivery of our interactive workshops for pupils and students, we can help.