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Age-Appropriate Design Code Coalition Issues Statement on New Meta Whistleblower Claims Exposing Meta’s Decision to Bury Internal Research Exposing Scope of Harms to Youth
Today, representatives from the Kids Code Coalition, 5Rights Foundation, ParentsTogether Action, Accountable Tech, Design It For Us, and Center for Humane Technology, issued the following statement on behalf of the Coalition after disturbing findings were made public by a new whistleblower exposing egregious harm to minors on Instagram that went unanswered at the highest levels…
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Should First Amendment Rights Really Be Getting in the Way of Kids’ Privacy Online?
Does the First Amendment block the ability of states to protect the online privacy of children? If a lower federal court decision from California is upheld, the astonishing answer is yes. That should trouble all of us.
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Judge blocks California law meant to increase online safety for kids
A federal judge on Monday temporarily blocked an online child protection law in California and said it probably violates the Constitution.
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America is facing a mental health crisis
This country faces a longstanding mental health crisis, exacerbated by the isolation, fears and uncertainties of the pandemic. This crisis affects all generations, but has been especially devastating for young people.
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Minnesota’s Kids Left Vulnerable, Landmark Online Protections Fail to Pass Legislature
The Minnesota Age Appropriate Design Code, legislation that would help protect the privacy and safety of children online, has failed to pass this legislative session, handing a significant loss to Minnesota’s kids and families that have consistently voiced their demand for this much-needed law.
Prioritizing the safety and wellbeing of young people online