We must work together to
Keep Kids SAFE and CONNECTED
Our kids deserve access to information and the virtual tools critical in keeping them connected and engrained in their communities without fear of being exploited. Policymakers have the opportunity to prioritize the privacy and safety of kids while empowering parents to be active participants in how their child operates online.
Our Mission
We are united by a concern that Congress is advancing legislation that will create new vulnerabilities for children’s and adults’ private data; expose children to new and unregulated safety concerns; leave parents with limited ways to keep their children safe; cut off the next generation from information critical to their education; and limit freedom of expression.
We support measures that would meaningfully improve online privacy and safety. These bills under consideration would do the opposite and put our kids’ futures at risk:
The Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA)
The STOP CSAM Act (CSAM)
The Eliminating Abusive and Rampant Neglect of Interactive Technologies Act (EARN IT Act)
The Protecting Kids on Social Media Act
A Vision to Keep Kids Safe and Connected
Protecting the Privacy of Kids and All Internet Users.
We believe that protecting kids’ privacy and sensitive data is an essential part of keeping kids safe and connected online.
Prioritizing the Mental Health and Wellbeing of Youth.
We know that kids’ experience online can affect their mental health and wellbeing. We believe understanding and tackling this complex challenge requires a holistic understanding of the role internet access plays in kids’ lives, including age-appropriate abilities to communicate with friends and family, doctors or counselors, educators, and support groups of like minded youth. This also includes access to private health information and resources that many young people only feel comfortable accessing online.
Empowering Families to Shape Kids’ Experience Online.
We should provide families with the tools they need to teach their children how to navigate the internet safely. We should also promote the continued use of parental control settings and educate families about existing resources to manage their children’s experience online.
Preparing Kids to Be Smart Digital Citizens.
Kids are living, learning, and exploring in an increasingly digital world. We should promote digital literacy curriculum in school and other educational programs that prepare young people with tools and best practices to be smart and safe digital citizens. Providing kids with these tools is the best way to keep them safe and prepare them to be more competitive both on and offline.

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