We are thrilled to announce the first webinar of the Expert Insights Series 2026, in collaboration with Child Helpline International. Join us on Wednesday, May 6th as Lisa Robinson, Analyst at the OECD, with frontline perspectives from Gaby Reijn, Content Analyst at Offlimits, and Carmen Weyer Hotline Manager at KJT-(link: https://www.bee-secure.lu/ text: BEE SECURE.
Date: Wednesday, May 6th
Time: 15:00 CEST / 1 PM GMT / 8 AM EST / 11 AM KST
Speakers: Lisa Robinson, Analyst at the OECD, Gaby Reijn Content Analyst at Offlimits, and Carmen Weyer, Hotline Manager at KJT-BEE SECURE
This session will be recorded and made available to registered participants.
Online child sexual exploitation and abuse (OCSEA) thrives in the gaps - gaps in definitions, in reporting, and in accountability. These gaps have real implications for children, and for the child helplines and hotlines working every day to protect them.
Child Helpline International and INHOPE are teaming up with the OECD to unpack their 2025 benchmarking study on platform transparency. The study looks at 50 of the biggest global services and platforms in which CSEA is found, highlighting how different online platforms define CSEA, how often they publish transparency reports, and how clearly they explain their prevention measures.
In this webinar, you will hear directly from the OECD on the latest global evidence, as well as a frontline hotline and child helpline on how transparency reporting affects their daily practice. The session will close with a Q&A.
This webinar is intended for professionals in the child online safety space, with particular focus on hotlines, helplines, and other NGOs.
Lisa Robinson works as an Online Safety Policy Analyst in the Science, Technology and Innovation Directorate at the OECD. A children’s rights lawyer, Lisa worked on the development and subsequent implementation of the OECD’s
Gaby Reijn is a Content Analyst at the Dutch hotline Offlimits. With nearly four years of experience at the organisation, she previously supported victims of transgressive online behaviour through the helpline. In her current role, she focuses on identifying and analysing child sexual abuse material and facilitating its removal from the internet.
Carmen Weyer brings over 30 years of professional experience in the social sector in Luxembourg. Her work focuses on education and training, as well as coaching and advisory services. She has extensive experience in group facilitation, moderation, and network-building within the social sector. Her thematic expertise includes mental health, safer internet, and the development and implementation of pedagogical concepts.
The Expert Insights webinar series 2026 is funded by the European Commission as part of the Better Internet for Kids Programme under the Digital Europe Programme (DIGITAL).
