Keep Kids Safe and Connected https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html “Keep Kids Safe and Connected” Campaign Launches in Response to Misguided Kids Online Access Bills Kosaanalysis LGBTQ Rights Privacy Mental Health Free Expression Encryption Empowering Parents Education Digital Literacy Resources Age Verification First In Mt: Campaign Against Kids’ Online Safety Bills Launches KKSAC Statement on COPPA 2.0 Letter: Stop the Eyes on the Board Act (Letter from Chamber of Progress, Fight for the Future, & LGBT Tech) More than just a number: How determining user age impacts startups (Engine) KOSA Broad Concerns Letter (SIIA) SIIA letter to the House Energy and Commerce Committee Leadership on the American Privacy Rights Act and the Kids Online Safety Act (SIIA) Principles About Search Privacy Policy In The News Open letter from parents of trans and gender expansive kids: KOSA would make our kids less safe. (Fight for the Future) The Kids Online Safety Act Denies Young People’s Freedoms of Expression and Privacy (Library Futures) Bills threaten encrypted platforms used by journalists (Freedom of the Press Foundation) Five Eyes Campaign Against Encryption Threatens Democracy (Tech Policy Press) Internet Censorship Won’t Make Kids Safe (ACLU) Kids Are Smart: Teach Them To Be Safe Online (TechDirt) Yet Another Study Shows No Link At All Between Social Media And Teen Anxiety And Depression (TechDirt) R Street Institute Concerns about the Kids Online Safety Act (R Street) Letter to the Senate Commerce Committee (TechNet) Senate Commerce Should Reject Bills Jeopardizing Online Safety for Kids and Adults (CDT) The Push for Children’s Privacy and Online Safety (R Street) The Kids Online Safety Act is Still A Huge Danger to Our Rights Online (Electronic Frontier Foundation) Letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee (TechFreedom) Even With Changes, Kids Online Safety Act Results in Data Collection & Digital Parenting (NetChoice) Assessing Child Online Safety Legislation (American Action Forum) Data Security for Kids and Grown-Ups: Two Sides of the Same Coin (R Street) Five Ways Not to Keep Kids Safe Online (R Street) SIIA Supports the Invest in Child Safety Act to Combat Online Child Exploitation (SIIA) Opinion: The Kids Online Safety Act is still dangerous (CT Mirror) LGBTQ+ Organizations and Centers Send Letter to Hill Urging Changes to Kids Online Safety Bill (LGBT Tech) LGBT Tech Files Comments with the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (LGBT Tech) Issues KOSA presents more harm than good for LGBTQ youth (Washington Blade) Government legislation for online content-filtering could roll back parental rights (Washington Times) The Dangers of Age Verification Provisions (LGBT Tech) Opponent explains view that Kids Online Safety Act misses the mark (Connecticut Public Radio) Home