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Chris Vineis, Unite’s Founder, was featured in the Members in Action section of Screen Time’s News You Can Use newsletter on January 26th. “Chris believes that keeping kids safe online will ‘ Take A Village.’ Unite for Safe Social Media provides families with vital resources, support and community.” Chris is a member of the Screen […]

Next week, the Senate Judiciary Committee, will hold a hearing on online child sexual exploitation with leaders of major platforms: META, X, TikTok, Snap and Discord. Reports of online child sexual exploitation increased 35% in 2021 from 2020, according to new data released by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. The Center also

Unite for Safe Social Media has been supportive of Ohio’s Social Media Parental Notification Act since it was introduced and passed last summer. It requires social media platform providers to get the approval of parents for kids under 16 to access the unfiltered content of these apps. NetChoice the Tech industry’s trade association, filed and

Unite for Safe Social Media’s founder, Chris Vineis, and board member Patrice Gillespie-Smith know how to build organizations that last! Chris and Patrice recently celebrated the 25th anniversary of Ohio Women in Government, an organization they co- founded in 1998. Ohio Women in Government’s mission is to support the career development of all women working

Join Chris Vineis of Unite For Safe Social Media as she discusses the importance of keeping our children safe online in the second part of her four-part series. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/32XN9vbqqboBQKHCo4OkHT Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fairwinds-unite-for-safe-social-media-segment-2/id1620919539?i=1000638178154

Join Chris Vineis of Unite For Safe Social Media as she discusses the importance of keeping our children safe online. She goes over ways we as parents can help guide our children to staying safe online and on social media. Medical experts around the world are calling for collective action by families to combat potential social