Ho, Ghana – February 11, 2024
Genius IT Foundation, a leading advocate for digital literacy and cybersecurity awareness, recently engaged with approximately 100 youths at the Love Code Event, organized by Winners Chapel International in Ho. The event, held on February 11, 2024, served as a platform to educate young individuals on the importance of cybersecurity in navigating relationships in the digital age.
The Executive Director of Genius IT Foundation, Mr. Desmond Kitsi, delivered an insightful presentation addressing the challenges and opportunities presented by technology in the realm of love and relationships. With the prevalence of digital platforms and the integration of technology into everyday life, Mr. Kitsi emphasized the need for young people to play safe and exercise caution when engaging in online interactions.
The presentation covered various aspects of cybersecurity, focusing on the risks associated with sharing personal information, online privacy, and the potential consequences of negligence in digital communication. Mr. Kitsi highlighted the importance of digital literacy education, setting boundaries, and seeking guidance from trusted sources to mitigate cybersecurity threats and foster healthy relationships.
Attendees received practical advice on establishing clear boundaries, recognizing red flags in online interactions, and prioritizing communication and consent in relationships. The presentation also addressed the role of technology in family dynamics, emphasizing the importance of setting social media ground rules for children and promoting positive online habits from an early age.
The Love Code Event, which served as a prelude to the upcoming Valentine’s Day celebration on February 14, 2024, provided a valuable opportunity for young individuals to gain insights into navigating love and relationships in the digital era. By empowering youth with knowledge and tools to navigate cybersecurity challenges, Genius IT Foundation continues its mission to promote digital literacy and online safety in communities across Ghana.
