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April 2026 Newsletter As summer begins and screen time often rises, families everywhere are asking the same question: how do we help children build healthier digital habits while still staying connected? In this edition, we explore practical ways parents can encourage balance, highlight new research and advocacy efforts surrounding youth mental health and social media, […]

March 2026 Newsletter — Edition 2 In this edition, we continue the conversation on protecting kids online with new insights, resources, and voices driving meaningful change. Featuring a message from Chris, updates on the Digital Vanguard Directory, teen-approved safe and fun games, and free online safety talks designed to support families, educators, and communities. Stay

Our March 2026 Newsletter (Edition 1) brings together the latest updates shaping the future of digital safety — from policy developments and advocacy efforts to voices leading meaningful change. Explore key insights, practical resources for families, and stories that highlight why protecting kids online remains more important than ever. 👉 Read the full newsletter:https://mailchi.mp/dad56a86b64f/welcome-to-unite-12775326

Our latest UNITE newsletter breaks down new insights from ongoing litigation, shares practical tools for parents, and features Dr. Kerry Crofton’s powerful piece, “The Nature Remedy for This Digital Age,” inspired by Dr. Jane Goodall’s timeless words of wisdom. Education. Advocacy. Hope. 👉 Read the Full Issue Here

Stay informed. Stay empowered. Our January newsletter explores crucial insights into digital life, youth well-being, and practical ways families can navigate today’s tech challenges. 👉 Read the January 2026 Newsletter

AI companions are becoming part of teens’ digital lives—and many parents are wondering how (and when) to talk about it. We’ve created a free fact sheet to help:“A Guide for Parents: Talking to Your Teen About AI Companions.” Simple conversation starters Trust-building guidance Support for healthy digital boundariesYou don’t need to have all the answers—just

Why We Must Reclaim Our Kids from Social Media. A top public health expert says the experiment on kids has failed and explains why the risks now clearly outweigh the benefits. 👉 Read the December Special Edition Newsletter

A new generation of “smart” toys promises connection and creativity — but also raises serious questions about data privacy, emotional safety, and how children form relationships with technology. 👉 Read the December Special Edition Newsletter

💔 The truth about social media’s effect on kids is hard to ignore. Read our latest newsletter to find out why: 👉 Read the October Newsletter

The Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA), S.1748, passed the U.S. Senate on July 31, 2024, with broad bipartisan support (91–3). Unlike earlier concerns raised about government overreach, this version was carefully reviewed by First Amendment attorneys to ensure it protects free speech rights. The bill is focused on regulating the conduct of social media companies,