Making Kids Our Nation's Top Priority

Teaching Digital Citizenship Has a Real Impact

June 21, 2024

Our Digital Citizenship Curriculum is both meeting educators' needs and driving student success.

How Young People Take Charge of Their Mental Health Online

June 18, 2024

Our new research shows teens and young adults often turn to social media, online therapy, and apps to manage their mental and behavioral health.

Internet Connectivity Can Help Solve the Youth Mental Health Crisis

June 18, 2024

Congress has an opportunity to ensure young people everywhere have access to vital online mental health resources.

Media Literacy Education Works

June 11, 2024

A new analysis from London School of Economics shows students who've been taught our Digital Citizenship Curriculum are better prepared to fight disinformation and other online risks.

How Young People Feel About Generative AI

June 7, 2024

Our new research reveals young people have mixed perspectives on generative AI, but they agree now is the time to ensure an inclusive and responsible generative AI ecosystem.

More Authentic Mental Health Portrayals in Movies Are Important for Kids and Teens

May 22, 2024

Families benefit from honest, multi-dimensional representations of mental health conditions.

Social Media Use Has Upsides and Downsides for Youth Mental Health

May 21, 2024

Our new study shows how diverse communities of 14-22 year-olds think about the relationship between social media and mental health.

Five Privacy Tips You Shouldn't Ignore

May 6, 2024

Cybersecurity is no joke, but it doesn't have to be complicated to make a difference.

How Influencers Wield Marketing Power Over Kids

May 1, 2024

Kids and families may underestimate how targeted marketing manipulates their lives, and the anxiety it can drive.

Common Sense and a Coalition of Partners Score Two Wins to Protect Kids Online

April 6, 2024

Two new bills about to become law in Maryland will improve privacy and safety for kids online.