The Safe Internet League logo, representing a Russian organization working in internet safety, combines a graphic symbol with the organization’s name in large, bold sans-serif lettering arranged over three lines. On the left is a large dark blue ring, surrounded by three light blue rings of different diameters and a small solid dark blue circle above it. The circular elements partially overlap, forming a single composition. In its primary version, the graphic symbol combines dark blue and light blue, while the lettering is almost black. An all-white version of the logo is also available for use on dark backgrounds. The organization has used the circular graphic symbol since at least 2012.
The Safe Internet League is a Russian association of internet industry representatives, founded in 2011 with support from Russia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs, Ministry of Communications and Mass Media, and the relevant committee of the State Duma. The organization addresses internet safety issues, with a particular focus on protecting children and teenagers from harmful content, cyberbullying, fraud and other online threats. The League runs educational sessions for school and university students, develops guidance materials for parents and teachers, trains volunteers and organizes nationwide awareness-raising events. It receives reports of illegal content through its hotlines, conducts research into online threats, works with government agencies and participates in drafting legislative proposals.
