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Wednesday, November 18 · 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Honors Suite, 1st Floor, Harrisburg
Join fellow PA Unplugged advocates to share your stories, experiences, educator feedback, concerns, and more on the following topics: -Online state testing -Safe, effective, and legal ed tech platforms, -the overuse of screens in schools…
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Monthly play meet-up at Rose Tree Park for mixed-age free play and parent connection.
A guided journaling and art circle for caregivers and children (rising 5th graders and older) at Helen Kate Furness Free Library. Co-hosted with Circle Up with Beth.
Monthly play meet-up at Rose Tree Park for mixed-age free play and parent connection.
A community screening of Screenagers: Growing Up in the Digital Age, followed by a panel discussion featuring medical and mental health professionals.
An interactive community event exploring how kids can reclaim real friendship, real freedom, and real fun in the age of Big Tech. Featuring a gallery walk and community conversation inspired by The Amazing Generation.
See recap on Instagram →The Greater Philadelphia area's first alternative device fair — featuring kid-friendly devices from Bark, Troomi, Lightphone, Tin Can, and more. Special guests Michael McLeod of Grow Now and Catherine Price. Co-hosted by PA Unplugged, Delco Unplugged, and partner chapters.
A community screening of Screenagers: Growing Up in the Digital Age, featuring a talk on executive function and the impact of screens on child development from Michael McLeod of Grow Now.
A community screening of Can't Look Away, examining social media's impact on teen mental health, followed by a parent conversation.
Alex joined The Pulse to discuss the resurgence of landlines among children and Gen Z's complicated relationship with phone communication.
Listen →Alex appeared on Good Day Philadelphia alongside State Senator Vincent Hughes to discuss the new school cellphone ban passed in Pennsylvania.
Watch →Local parents, increasingly concerned about the impact of their kids' screen time and social media use on their mental health, are joining a growing movement to delay their kids' smartphone usage.
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