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Nobody on here looks like me: Breaking the chain of misrepresentation online

Nobody on here looks like me: Breaking the chain of misrepresentation online

by Lynette Owens | Mar 25, 2021 | For Parents, For Teachers, Webinars

Social media isn’t just a way to connect with others but a window to the world. It’s an important source of information on current events, trends, and pop culture, especially for kids. But how does social media shape our world view when different kinds of people are...
Question Your Search: How Algorithms Perpetuate Inequality

Question Your Search: How Algorithms Perpetuate Inequality

by Lynette Owens | Mar 24, 2021 | For Parents, For Teachers

Question Your Search: How Algorithms Perpetuate Inequality Whether you know it or not, algorithms power many of the online services we rely upon, customizing the content we see based on our personal information, actions, and interactions online.  But these algorithms...
Social Media & Social Causes – A chat with Media Done Responsibly

Social Media & Social Causes – A chat with Media Done Responsibly

by Lynette Owens | Oct 13, 2020 | For Parents, For Teachers

With each passing day there seems to be a new social network created and a new series of complications that arise with them.  As part of the Internet Safety for Kids and Family mission to educate, we have shared updates to look out for ranging from threats like...
Healthy Family Habits to Fight COVID-19 Harms Online and Off

Healthy Family Habits to Fight COVID-19 Harms Online and Off

by Lynette Owens | Mar 18, 2020 | For Parents, For Teachers

by Lynette Owens As of today, more than 185K global cases of COVID-19 have been documented, according to Johns Hopkins University. Travel has been restricted in many countries, restaurants, bars, and schools have shuttered their doors and many companies have moved to...
Taking a Stand Against the Reality of Deepfakes

Taking a Stand Against the Reality of Deepfakes

by Lynette Owens | Feb 6, 2020 | For Parents, For Teachers

by Lynette Owens What percent of the content on the internet do you believe is true?  While there is certainly lots of reliable information online, it’s getting increasingly difficult to tell the genuine from the rumor-mill, the real from the fake news. And it may be...
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