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Kids’ Organizations & Advocates Urge Governor Moore to Stand Up to Big Tech Lobby by Signing Landmark Youth Online Safety Legislation
More than a dozen organizations and advocates that helped lead the successful fight for the Maryland Kids Code, which unanimously passed both chambers of the General Assembly earlier this week, urged Governor Wes Moore to listen to the public mandate for action to protect kids’ data, privacy and safety online.
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Minnesota lawmakers debate tighter rules for tech companies over content that could harm kids
As Minnesota kids report mounting mental health side effects stemming from social media, lawmakers are looking to address what they view as the root cause: the tech companies that design the applications that children are often hooked on.
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Bill seeks to provide online protection for children
Maryland legislators are heading a nation-leading effort to protect children and their data online.
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12 years after losing her daughter to suicide, Md. woman still working to protect kids from dangers of social media
Christine McComas didn’t intend to become an advocate in Annapolis, Maryland, pushing for legislation intended to protect children like hers.
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Maryland lawmakers pass bill aimed at protecting kids online
The Maryland Kids Code passed both houses unanimously with overwhelming bipartisan support.
Prioritizing the safety and wellbeing of young people online