Resources

Whether you’re looking to learn about marketing’s impact on child development, reduce commercialism in your child’s school, or just make more space to play in your home, our resources have you covered! We’re still updating this directory, so be sure to sign up here to be notified about new additions.

Featured Resource

Designing for Disorder

Our latest report reveals that Instagram’s algorithm promotes and helps grow a pro-eating disorder “bubble” that reaches around 20 million users on the platform — including some as young as 9 years-old — and brings in at least $1.8 million for Meta in profits.

Screens in Schools Action Kit
Screens in Schools Action Kit

A Guide for Parents and Educators to Challenge Edtech Overuse

7 reasons to say “no” to Prodigy
7 reasons to say “no” to Prodigy
Safe, Secure, & Smart
Safe, Secure, & Smart
Your kids & Instagram Youth
Your kids & Instagram Youth

As Facebook moves forward on its new Instagram Youth platform for kids under 13, it can raise many questions for families and caregivers. Get some answers and hear how an Instagram for kids might actually be more dangerous in this resource.

Designing for Disorder
Designing for Disorder
Be Tech Wise With Preschoolers
Be Tech Wise With Preschoolers
Sea sabio con la tecnología y el niño en edad preescolar (Be Tech Wise With Preschoolers, Spanish)
Sea sabio con la tecnología y el niño en edad preescolar (Be Tech Wise With Preschoolers, Spanish)
Social Distancing as a Family: Screen Time Strategies and Resources for Parents of Children under 6
Social Distancing as a Family: Screen Time Strategies and Resources for Parents of Children under 6
Coded Bias: How Racist Algorithms Impact Our Kids
Coded Bias: How Racist Algorithms Impact Our Kids
Safe, Secure, & Smart Tech for Preschoolers Webinar
Safe, Secure, & Smart Tech for Preschoolers Webinar
Cyberbullying: Keeping kids safe. Ending it for good.
Cyberbullying: Keeping kids safe. Ending it for good.
Stolen focus & how to repair our broken attention
Stolen focus & how to repair our broken attention