Hold Those Responsible to Account
Keeping young people safe online isn’t just a family responsibility – it’s a shared one.
Our policymakers have a responsibility to protect kids and teens in the online world as boldly as they do in the real world.
Websites, app developers, and hosting platforms must do more than offer tools; they have a moral and legal obligation to actively monitor their platforms, enforce their own policies, and address harmful behavior swiftly and transparently.
Individuals who use technology to exploit, harass, or harm others must face equal consequences enforced for those same behaviors offline.
Parents and kids should not be left to shoulder the burden of safety and security alone.
It’s on all of us – real change happens when companies, communities, and individuals all take their responsibilities seriously. That’s why we need your voice.
Tell your representatives that you agree that protecting young people online cannot wait. Urge them to remember that safety includes the privacy and security of the sensitive, personal data of kids. Without all three, our kids aren’t safe.
Send a letter to your officials today and help create a safer online world for every young person.