Research
It's important for us to stay informed about academic and public opinion on censorship and media, which is why we regularly conduct research into areas relevant to our work.
Online Exposure: Experiences of Extreme or Illegal Content in Aotearoa
In our latest nationally representative survey, adults were asked directly about their experiences with extreme or potentially illegal content online. The results underline the importance of clear guidance about the law and practical ways to keep yourself, your whānau and your community safe online.
Content that Crosses the Line: Conversations with young people about extremely harmful content online
In their words: conversations with young people in Aotearoa about extremely harmful online content. This consultation report shows that encountering extreme – and sometimes illegal or banned – material is part of life online for many rangatahi.
On Our Screens – Survey Snapshot
The results from our latest survey of public opinion about the New Zealand classification system have highlighted the desire for more information about the challenging topics that are appearing on our screens.
Digital Reflections – Key Findings
These are the key findings from our Digital Reflections research report, exploring the online experiences influencing the mental and emotional wellbeing of young people in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Online Misogyny and Violent Extremism – Summary Report
Download the full report(pdf, 1.7 MB)
