Digital Literacy: Social Media Safety for Teens

Join the library for a free workshop on how to stay safe and manage your privacy on social media.

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A bright single-storey suburban library branch interior: low shelving, a children's corner with beanbags, study tables by tall windows

Do you spend time on social media? This free workshop is designed for teens who want to learn how to protect their privacy, spot fake news, and handle online harassment. You will walk away with practical tools to keep your account secure and your feed positive.

The session runs from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Wrenford Public Library — Northgate Branch. A librarian will lead the group through real-world examples, show you how to adjust privacy settings, and answer your questions in a friendly, no-judgment zone. You do not need to bring anything, but feel free to bring your phone or a tablet to follow along.

Registration is required so we can reserve enough seating and handouts. Sign up online or call the branch to book your spot. The space is fully wheelchair accessible, and we can arrange accommodations for any learning or sensory needs if you let us know ahead of time. If you need a ride, Wrenford Access can help you get to the library.

Check out the Library page for more programs, or visit the Accessibility page to see how we make our events inclusive.