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What are teens actually doing on their smartphones anyway? This virtual event will provide adults with information on how to address teens using social media safely.
Join us for an online event with Dr. Emily Weinstein and Dr. Carrie James, co-founders of the Center for Digital Thriving at Harvard Graduate School of Education and authors of the impactful book Behind Their Screens: What Teens Are Facing (And Adults Are Missing). Emily and Carrie will join us to share surprising insights from their latest research about teens and technology (particularly social media and GenAI), as well as practical strategies for parents, educators, and other caring adults. Their research has long emphasized young people's voices and diverse experiences, and they consider themselves critical optimists who are actively working toward a future where young people can thrive as they live with ever-changing technologies. This program was organized by the Morrill Memorial Library in Norwood, MA.
This talk is perfect for parents and families of tweens and teens, other caregivers, educators, and anyone else working with youth ages 12-18.
This is a virtual program that will take place on Zoom, registration is required to receive the link to this event.
AGE GROUP: | Teens 12-18 | Adult |
EVENT TYPE: | Technology & Digital Literacy | Education & Learning Programs | Community & Local Interest |
