Kids spend hours online & social media each day. Make sure you know what they're exposed to. Use Bark to monitor for cyberbullying this October. #StopCyberbullying 🔗 MGWTelephone.com/bark
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aaannnddd just like that.. its the end of summer. 😅 So many clients are coming to Contra to look for help with social media to close out the year strong. We make it way too easy on Contra.
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Cyberbullying affects 1 in 15 youngsters, and the potential consequences can be devastating. Our children will live their entire lives as digital citizens. How do we create a generation of good digital citizens? Setting online boundaries for your family so that the line between real and fake is apparent rather than blurred. An excellent way to frame your family's social media policy is to create a list of Social Media 10 Commandments—make your family’s today: https://lnkd.in/dmzGuhhh
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As a country we legislate as a mode of protection. It is illegal to take drugs, it is illegal to vape, it is illegal to smoke and drink if you're under 18, it is illegal to etc etc etc. Now it will be illegal to use social media if you are under a certain age. It's reactive. Prohibition historically has not been the solution, often making activities more clandestine and riskier. As youth workers we use concepts of empowerment, education, accountability, needs led activities and programs, co-design. Yes, social media can have a negative impact on people of all ages. Yes young people are more vulnerable. When young people move across the arbitrary legislated age limit they will remain vulnerable. Investment in social change, community, community programs and education would be impactful and have long term positive benefit. Lets be proactive and make an investment that will empower our youth to make positive and healthy decisions around social media and other aspects of their lives. Passing mandates is one thing, making change another.
The evidence is in: social media is causing harm to our kids. We’re doing something about it and legislating a minimum age for social media.
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🌫️ We wouldn't let them light up, so why let them log in? Social media can be just as mind-altering, and we need to think twice before letting our kids inhale it daily. #KidsOffSocialMedia draws attention to the risks of social media for kids by comparing it to other regulated industries. Let's rethink how we protect them. 👉 Check out the full campaign and help protect our kids: https://lnkd.in/eY6j8w7N #KidsOffSocialMedia #RegulateSocialMedia
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Great advice! Protect your sensitive information
Sensitive information online can be used by malicious actors. It's recommended that you avoid these four things on social media. Learn more about how you can help keep your kids safe online: mgwtelephone.com/bark (link in bio.)
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🔍 Are We All Just Clickbait? Dive into our latest article where we unpack how social media has turned victimhood into a viral sensation. From high-profile hoaxes to everyday outrages, find out what's really fueling our feeds. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dMQMmb7R
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We have to keep in mind that some kids may be at more risk of online social media dangers. Listen here to learn more! https://lnkd.in/gNPTpZES
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