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Michigan bill aims to protect children from internet content that could lead to self-harm
Charay Gadd lost her 12-year-old daughter, London, to suicide. She says her daughter’s time on social media was a factor. Gadd spoke before the State Senate Committee on Insurance, Finance and Consumer Protection in support of the SAFE Act and the Kids Code Act. The legislation would prevent social media companies from showing addictive feeds…
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Michigan lawmakers weigh ‘Kids Over Clicks’ bills as grieving mom urges action on social media harms
A Michigan mother whose 12-year-old daughter died by suicide after being exposed to self-harm content online urged lawmakers Wednesday to pass a package of bills aimed at curbing what supporters call addictive and exploitative social media practices targeting children.
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New Jersey Kids Code Coalition Applauds Assembly Committee’s Decisive Passage of Key Online Safety Bills
The New Jersey Kids Code Coalition issued a statement applauding the Assembly Science, Innovation and Technology Committee’s unanimous passage of the New Jersey Kids Code (A4015) and social media warning labels bill (A4013) as well as its overwhelming passage of a bill to create a social media research center (A4014).
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New Jersey bills aim to protect kids from social media dangers
“Our kids deserve a digital world that is both connected and safe,” said Assemblywoman Andrea Katz (D-NJ 8th District), “and our laws must keep pace with the technology shaping their lives.”
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New Jersey lawmakers move bills to address online safety for children
New Jersey lawmakers are fast-tracking legislation to address the youth mental health crisis by strengthening online protections for children. The Assembly Science, Innovation and Technology committee approved the three-bill package Thursday afternoon.
Prioritizing the safety and wellbeing of young people online