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6 June 2026

Since early May, ChatLicense has been collaborating with the Municipality of Roermond. Dutch Television broadcaster L1 visited a primary school to discuss what this means for the children themselves.

In the segment, media coach Rob van Dael highlights the collaborative approach aimed at better guiding children in the online world. “Parents often don’t realize how important it is to guide their children in this area. There is still real progress to be made.”

Yolanda Hoogtanders, the Mayor of Roermond, echoes this sentiment. “Digital safety is a responsibility we all share. Parents, children, schools, and municipalities need to work together on this. We believe it is very important for parents to receive a helping hand in this process.”

A great look at how and why collaboration is so important. Watch the segment (in Dutch only) here.

Photo credits: L1 Jill Lammers

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