Expert-led sessions on the criminal and legal repercussions of social media, digital technologies, and AI misuse.

Real legislation. Real case studies. Real impact.

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  • 12+ Years Delivering Sessions

  • 30,000+ Pupils Educated

  • 100+ Schools Reached

  • Award-Winning Speaker

Trusted by St Paul's Girls' School, Westminster School, The Perse Upper School, Latymer Upper School, Emanuel School, Wimbledon High School, and many more.

 

Dr Holly Powell-Jones

Holly is a qualified criminologist, trained broadcast journalist, and founder of Online Media Law UK. Since 2013 she has delivered expert sessions on digital law and ethics to young people across the UK — helping pupils, staff and parents understand the real legal risks of social media, AI and digital communications.

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What’s covered?

Digital Sex offences - image based crimes AI generated material and digitally enabled sex offences
Hate crime and extremism - terrorism, grossly offensive material and limited to the freedom of expression online
Criminal risks to justice - contempt of court, anonymity rights and what can be published under law
Threats and Digital Abuse - when cyberbullying or sending messages becomes a criminal matter
Defamation, Privacy and IP - how libel, data protection and copyright apply to social media and devices
Ethics and Human rights - reputational and human rights considerations for the digital age

Sessions are available for pupils, staff and parents, delivered on-site or remotely online.

Now booking for 2026–2027.

““Both sessions were very interactive using relevant case studies which kept the students engaged and interested. She is professional but also addressed the audience confidently on their level. I am very happy to recommend Holly.””
— Jo Moran, Head of PSHE, St Paul's Girls' School
““Holly has shared her knowledge and wisdom with both our Year 12 students and parents, and we are incredibly grateful for her expertise. She presents with great professionalism, striking a perfect balance between factual, up-to-date information and practical advice for all.””
— Alexa Cutteridge, GROW (PSHE) Lead, Wimbledon High School
““Holly came to Brampton College for a day to speak to all of our cohorts, our staff and our parents. She was very engaging and the students were keen to ask questions and participate. Her talk was informative and thought provoking.””
— Lindsay Jacobs, Vice Principal and Designated Safeguarding Lead, Brampton College
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