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DeLulu for schools

Teenagers know the apps. But can they tell when a chat crosses the line?

DeLulu brings to schools stories that speak teenagers' language and tools that help adults and students talk to each other.

From respecting a NO to privacy, from digital pressure to asking for help: an educational journey designed to open questions, not to impose answers.

Bring DeLulu to your school
Page from the DeLulu comic with the Compass and space to write

What the workshops cover

From the pages of the comic to conversations in the classroom.

For students

Classroom workshops

Workshops based on illustrated stories, examples and questions about digital relationships.

For parents

Meetings for families

Meetings to reflect on listening, communication and the everyday challenges that come with smartphones.

For teachers and educators

The DeLulu tools

An introduction to the DeLulu tools and how they can be used in education.

Timing, classes involved and format are agreed with the head teacher and the school's anti-cyberbullying lead.

Page from the comic «If you trust me»

The way teenagers speak

Stories to see yourself in

The comic tells stories that may feel familiar: the message reread a thousand times, the profile that's too perfect, the request that makes you uneasy. In class they become the starting point for asking: what would you do?

Every story ends with the DeLulu Compass: four words to understand how you feel.

Discover the Compass

We don't want to tell teenagers what to think. We want to help them recognise when it's important to stop, choose and ask for help.

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Contact

A chat doesn't decide what you're worth.

Would you like to bring DeLulu to your company, school, town or community? Write to us: we'll set up a first meeting to present the project and build the right proposal together.

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