The EDSAFE AI Alliance released its “Blueprint for Action: Comprehensive AI Literacy,” providing recommendations for implementing AI education for educators and institutions, as well as guidance for policymakers to help put these changes into action. The Blueprint offers guidance for AI literacy through best practices for education, along with considerations for ethics, economic and civic dimensions of teaching and understanding AI.
Children and Screens, along with several other organizations, contributed to the Blueprint, along with other leaders across education, industry, philanthropy, and research.
Blueprint for Action: Comprehensive AI Literacy for All by EDSAFE AI Alliance
Guidance for AI literacy instruction across the education sector and policy recommendations.
Saul Zaentz Charitable Foundation hosts Meeting the Moment webinar: “Children and Screens”
Friday, June 20, 2025 12pm-1pm EDT | Children and Screens' Executive Director Kris Perry to Participate as Expert Panelist
Centre for Healthy Screen Use Launches New Website
Resources for guiding children’s digital media use and tools for health professionals, policymakers, and families
Scary Feeds: The Reality of Teen Accounts by Accountable Tech
New research findings--in collaboration with Design It For Us--on the flaws in the default protections for Meta's Teen Accounts
Children and AI Design Code by 5Rights Foundation
New findings and guidelines for developing AI that impacts children with their rights and well-being in mind.
Tech Life Balance: Movement and Outdoor Activity Family Guide
A report and guide from California Partners Project for parents on encouraging children's physical activity