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    Guides, toolkits, advocacy tools, and age-based resources on healthy screen habits for parents, educators, and other professionals.

    • Kit for early childhood.

    • Tips for opting out of EdTech in the classroom.

    • Covers topics like managing screens in school and for teens.

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    Resource library includes age-based ratings, reviews, and digital citizenship resources for families & schools.

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    Jonathan Haidt’s bestselling book The Anxious Generation (TAG) sparked a global conversation that grew into TAG, a movement advancing four new norms to rewire childhood and roll back the phone-based childhood.

    • Articles

    • Guides

    • Community tools

    • Support for building a phone-free childhood.

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    Documentary series (4 films), lesson plans, family tools, SEL resources, app recommendations, and screen contracts.

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    On-demand courses + coaching on social media, video games, Apple controls, and more.

    • Approach centered on safety and realistic expectations.

    • Courses include:

      • Tweens & Tech

      • All About Apple

      • Video Games 101

      • Snapchat 101

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    Resources for parents advocating against excessive EdTech in the classroom.

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    Toolkits and community organizing resources for going phone-free.

    Resources for:

    • Administrators

    • Parents

    • Advocates

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    Toolkits, flyers, community calls, and a phone-free schools database.

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    Tools to help kids build resilience, independence, and real-world skills.

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    Nonprofit founded in 2015 by Chris McKenna to create safer digital spaces for children through education, consulting, and practical resources. Includes a detailed resource with Parental Controls for every digital device.

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    Programs that help families prevent screen addiction (social media, video games, pornography, etc.) and prioritize healthy habits.

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    Local movement in Marin County, CA, promoting slower smartphone adoption & in-person gatherings.

    • Kids IRL is a local initiative for in-person gatherings for residents of Marin County California.

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    Policy coalition advocating for legislation reducing smartphone use in schools. They are mobilizing and training state-based coalitions across the country to advocate for distraction-free schools.

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    Parent pledge to delay smartphones until 8th grade.

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    Youth Toolkit (free online textbook), resources, and the “Your Undivided Attention” podcast.

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    Guidance to help families and communities build healthy developmental foundations.

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    Education and resources to build resilience against hypersexualized media

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    K–12 curriculum on spotting mis/disinformation and developing critical thinking.

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    Tools to help families create healthy, connection-first tech rhythms. Frames technology as a tool – never as a replacement for human connection.

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    Guides and templates for advocacy. Resources for parents wanting to learn how to opt out of ed tech apps and having AI in schools.

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    US largest child protection agency. Here you will find many resources for support as well as the “Take it Down Act” (to remove nude images) and the Cyber Tipline - the centralized reporting system for the online exploitation of children.

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    Partnership between the FBI and the public to provide a convenient reporting mechanism for crimes committed over the internet. It is used to report cyber-enabled crimes, frauds, and scams to the FBI. See NCMEC (previous resource) for resources specific to children under 18.

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    Digital Defenders of Children is a nonprofit that builds technology to protect children from sexual abuse and exploitation. They use technology, research, and partnerships to help identify victims, stop the spread of illegal content, and develop safety frameworks for online platforms and law enforcement. 

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    An advocacy group and collective working to hold tech companies accountable for ignoring child sexual abuse on their devices and platforms.

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    A free 24/7 hotline for survivors of image-based abuse (1-844-878-2274) + legal resources.

    • Their Safety Center also maintains a list of experienced attorneys and individual state laws.

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    StopNCII.org is a free tool designed to support adult victims of non-consensual intimate image abuse. Founded in 2015, the Revenge Porn Helpline (RPH) has successfully removed over 300,000 individual non-consensual intimate images from the internet. See NCMEC for assistance for those under age 18.