Media Literacy: Resources for Parents

Join nearly 100,000 parents who commit to waiting until the end of 8th grade to give their kids a smartphone. Learn about the reasons behind delaying smart phone usage and smart phone alternatives.

Founded in 1990, EFF is the leading nonprofit organization devoted to civil liberties in the digital world. They tackle issues and advocacy around user privacy and free expression.

Founded by experts in how human behavior is affected by media, CyberWise is a resource site for busy parents who want to tools to guide their children in a digital world.

Common Sense is dedicated to providing trustworthy information on media, especially for kids and families. Known for their excellent reviews of movies, TV, games, podcasts, and more.

"With original animations and interactive features, Ruff Ruffman: Humble Media Genius explores the dynamic world of digital media literacy in this innovative project for PBS KIDS."

Run by the Boston Children's Hospital, the Digital Wellness Lab seeks to understand and promote wellness in the digital age. Offers free, evidence-based online resources for parents and families.

Whether you’re focused on your classroom, home, community, or constituents, Media Literacy Now has a number of resources and tools available to help you advocate for media literacy education.

Action For Media Education recommends several media literacy resources for parents.

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Presented by PCI Security Standards Council, a global forum for the payments industry to drive the adoption of data security standards.

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Living Security specializes in data protection and preventing cybercrime.