Parenting, Media, and Everything In Between
Tweens
Multitasking, distractions, procrastination -- these are often a challenge for kids, but never more so than during a global pandemic. With school either being all or partially online, it can be... read more
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Diane Jones Lowrey
January 7, 2021
Senior Director of Family Engagement and Community Partnerships Bio
The storming of the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, January 6, 2021, was a shocking attack on an essential part of a democracy: the peaceful transition of power from one president to the next. As Congress... read more
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This may have been a year like no other, but at least 2020 still brought us memorable movies for kids, teens, and families, from exciting adventures to inspiring, moving real-life stories. They... read more
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Movies or documentaries with topics that remind us of our traditions and culture are an easy way to entertain our families and spend some time together. They also create an opportunity to talk and... read more
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"Trust, but verify" used to be the smart way to approach posts in your social media feed. Today, with all the false information that's spread online—especially as we near a high-stakes election—you'... read more
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In today's world, when new lows in political discourse are commonplace, guiding your kids through election season feels overwhelming and, frankly, age-inappropriate. The truth is, training your kids... read more
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We might not want to think about our kids dealing with creepy people online. But for many parents, it's the scariest thing about our kids' digital lives. Whether its unwanted sexual solicitation, a ... read more
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Living during a global pandemic is no joke. And the isolation most of us are experiencing is even tougher for tween girls, who take their blossoming social lives very seriously. So it's no surprise... read more
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