Expert-backed guides, resources, and tools
Let’s make these the new normal for growing up in the digital age.
Jon’s TED Talk on three principles for limiting harm to kids from emerging technologies.
Jon walks through the research that underpins the book, plus practical actions for homes, communities, and schools.
Jean Twenge on why first phones should be basic phones — and how to choose one.
The new normal for kids and teens in the digital age — a collective starting line.
Find parent-led and parent-serving groups delaying smartphones, reclaiming childhood, and building local support.
A practical, empowering guide from Dr. Becky Kennedy and TAG — five strategies for parents navigating phones and childhood.
The kids’ guide to friendship, freedom, and fun in the real world — stories, a graphic novel, and practical tips.
Track childhood policy progress across the U.S. and see where your state stands.
A fun, free guide to giving elementary and middle school kids more real-world independence and responsibility.
Created with our friends at the Phone-Free Schools Movement and Fairplay — a kit to help your school go phone-free.
If your school already has a phone-free policy, use this free Stanford Social Media Lab toolkit to evaluate its impact.
The Let Grow Experience is a fast, free, once-a-month independence-building program for students K–8.
Go deeper with the latest research and thinking from Jon and his chief researcher, Zach Rausch.
Join youth-led groups pushing for digital media reform and better real-world experiences.
Legislative ideas that advance the four norms — effective, practical, and grounded in free-speech principles.
A clear framework for shaping a healthier relationship with digital technology.
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