Opt out of Digital Harm,
Opt for a Tech-Safe Future.

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We’re committed to protecting children from harm on school-issued technology.

We make a difference by educating parents on digital dangers and providing them with the resources to demand better educational environments for our kids.

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Cyberbullying

It’s not just playground insults or “kids being kids,” cyberbullying is rampant on school-issued tech and can inflict real-world harm.

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Harmful Content

Unfortunately, most schools are not given proper funding to restrict our children’s access to harmful content on school-issued tech.

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Unwanted Interactions

Predators are targeting children through school-issued tech and the consequences are dire.

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Substandard Education

Parents and schools are being sold a false bill of goods when they’re told that educational technology improves student learning.

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Privacy Concerns

EdTech companies have been trafficking our children’s data; capturing and selling millions of data points without parents’ approval.

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Mental Health

The amount of screentime our children are exposed to at school can result in mental health struggles like anxiety and depression.

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Physical Health

Students everywhere are suffering from physical ailments as a result of excessive screentime at school.