The campaign's second session brought digital safety awareness to 40 students at Rashidia Azizul Uloom Madrasah in Ramu, delivered free of charge in partnership with SSD Academy.
On 22 January 2026, SSD Youth Foundation conducted the second session of its Cyber Security Awareness Campaign for Youth at Rashidia Azizul Uloom Madrasah, Chaillatoli, Ramu, Cox's Bazar delivered free of charge in collaboration with SSD Academy and led once again by speaker Sayed Newaz Arman.
The session gave madrasah students a space to engage directly with a topic rarely covered in traditional curricula: how to recognize and respond to common online challenges, from scams and fraudulent messages to the pressures of social media. Discussions emphasized responsible digital behavior and practical awareness not abstract theory so that students could walk away with habits they could apply immediately, both on their own devices and in guiding their families and peers.
Reaching madrasah students specifically reflects a deliberate choice in SSD Youth Foundation's approach: cyber-safety awareness shouldn't stop at mainstream schools and colleges. Qawmi madrasah students are among the campaign's named target groups precisely because they're often left out of digital-literacy initiatives altogether. The strong turnout and active engagement in Ramu reinforced that the need and the appetite to learn is very real in these communities too.
Trainees: 40 | Think Before You Click.
The session gave madrasah students a space to engage directly with a topic rarely covered in traditional curricula: how to recognize and respond to common online challenges, from scams and fraudulent messages to the pressures of social media. Discussions emphasized responsible digital behavior and practical awareness not abstract theory so that students could walk away with habits they could apply immediately, both on their own devices and in guiding their families and peers.
Reaching madrasah students specifically reflects a deliberate choice in SSD Youth Foundation's approach: cyber-safety awareness shouldn't stop at mainstream schools and colleges. Qawmi madrasah students are among the campaign's named target groups precisely because they're often left out of digital-literacy initiatives altogether. The strong turnout and active engagement in Ramu reinforced that the need and the appetite to learn is very real in these communities too.
Trainees: 40 | Think Before You Click.