By Casey Barkan Toy Story 5 just released in theaters last week, and has already broken records. The film debuted with $160 million in domestic ticket sales, according to Pixar Studios. This set the record for the Toy Story franchise and also set the record for the biggest opening [...]
By Casey Barkan On May 29, the United Nations Human Rights Council posted a video on X featuring UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk stating that banning children from using social media is not the solution to ensuring their safety online. He says that the first step [...]
By Paola Mendiola Efigenio Before creating your new online account, you are asked to enter your age. Eliana, age 8, learned from her classmate that changing the year she was born to make her 13 would allow her to create an account. With the click of a button, her [...]
Remy Rosenberg Has your teacher ever told you not to use AI on an assignment? Well, I think every single one of my teachers has said that this year. Artificial intelligence has taken over in schools across the country. While AI can be a helpful tool if used correctly, [...]
By Melissa Lowry When I think back to the pandemic, which typically makes me shudder, I remember the same thing many people do, nothing was easy. Every decision felt crushing, like the wrong decision could cost everything. That said, one choice felt universally right…do whatever it takes to deliver [...]
Remy Rosenberg Think for a minute and ask yourself where you get your news. For a lot of us, the answer is simple: our phones. We scroll through Instagram or Tiktok and suddenly feel “in the loop”. In today’s world, many teens turn to social media for updates because [...]
By Remy Rosenberg If you’ve ever gotten a text from a friend or classmate saying, “Hey, can you send me your homework so I can check mine?”, you are definitely not alone. In high school, it’s common to want to help your friends, especially when an assignment may be confusing [...]
By Jennifer Dylan Black-and-white thinking is when your thought patterns assign people, things, and actions into one of two categories – ‘good’ or ‘bad’. Sometimes it’s comforting to organize the world into dichotomous categories like this—it gives us the confidence to have a POV, take a stand, or decide [...]
By Jennifer Dylan The technology wellness movement is coming to make you tech healthy—and the messaging just might work on your teen! If you and your child are struggling with technology and a happy home life, it may be time for a wellness reset! A reset in the wellness [...]
A Realistic, 5-Step Framework for Today’s Digital Families By Allie Hunter TL;DR (busy mom edition) Kids use AI every day and often understand it better than adults. Parents do not need to be technical, they just need open communication. Set five simple rules: protect privacy, avoid AI companions, use [...]
