Helping Children Lead Healthy Lives in a Digital World

Children and Screens: Institute of Digital Media and Child Development is dedicated to understanding and addressing compelling questions regarding media’s impact on child development through interdisciplinary dialogue, public information, and rigorous, objective scientific research bridging the medical, neuroscientific, social science, education, and academic communities. Our organization advances interdisciplinary research, supports human capital in the field, informs and educates the public; and advocates for sound public policy for child health and wellness. Together with our supporters, we are helping children lead healthy lives in a digital world.

Will you join us in our efforts to be an important force for the needs of children and families, in the face of rapidly changing technology? Will you help us collaborate with those in positions of government and corporate power to protect our children and families? 

We invite you to be a partner in our work – we must not let children face this challenge alone. Together we are strong. Join us in our movement. Make a tax-deductible donation now to make a difference in the lives of children and families today. 

Here’s are a few ways we are transforming children’s lives!

Children are paying the cost of the vast rewards gained by others elsewhere…It must not be left to children to adapt to a digital world designed for adults and disdainful of their rights and needs but rather build the digital world that children deserve – one algorithm at a time – anything less is an erosion of childhood itself.

Baroness Beeban Kidron Chair, 5Rights Foundation

All children deserve to live happy, healthy and productive lives in a digital age. Children, and those that care for them, deserve access to the latest unbiased data, translated by experts, so that important decisions for children’s health and safety can be made. With data-driven guidance on thriving in an ever-increasing digital space, parents, caregivers, clinicians and researchers can make decisions in the best interest of children and families.

Children not only deserve a voice, but a voice in power, to ensure that policies and technology design are helping and not hurting our children and families. 

Your Impact Could Make the Difference

Gifts from donors like you are vital to providing objective and actionable information to key stakeholders, grounded in the latest scientific and clinical evidence. Your gifts drive interdisciplinary research and collaboration, public education programs and resources, and our non-partisan advocacy efforts on Capitol Hill and within individual states. Importantly, we do not accept funding from technology companies. This allows us to provide unbiased, data-driven research free from the influence of any profit-driven technology organizations, ensuring that we never choose “profit” over children’s health and well-being.

Join the Movement. YOUR donation can make a difference.

Ways to Give

You can support children and families leading healthy digital lives in a variety of ways.

Make a donation online.

Make a one-time or recurring gift to help children, parents, caregivers, clinicians and researchers get the resources they need to help our children and families.

Give monthly.

Monthly gifts allow Children and Screens to provide steady support for our research, education and advocacy efforts throughout the year.

Start a fundraiser.

Raise necessary funds and awareness of this important topic by inviting friends and family to donate to Children and Screens. 

Give a gift of stock.

We gratefully accept most gifts of stock, real estate or other appreciated assets. These gifts may confer significant tax advantages. 

Remember us in your will.

Create your legacy. Help support the healthy development of children and families for present and future generations by designating a gift to Children and Screens in your estate planning.  

 

More Ways to Give

Become a Cause Marketing Partner.

Demonstrate your business’s commitment to helping children and families by donating a portion of proceeds to Children and Screens.

Become a Corporate Sponsor.

Explore how your company or organization can partner with Children and Screens to sponsor a program or event.

Send an E-Gift

What do you get the person who has everything? Perhaps a thoughtful donation to a meaningful cause that supports the health of children and families. Children and Screens will notify the gift recipient of their gift.

Mail a Check

Support Children and Screens’ mission by mailing a check to the address below:

     Children and Screens: Institute of Digital Media and Child Development
     c/o KWM CPAs, LLP
     100 Jericho Quadrangle – Suite 220
     Jericho, NY 11753

Please kindly email giving@childrenandscreens.org to let us know that you have sent a donation so that we may look out for your check in the mail.

Transparency

Children and Screens is proud to be a financially accountable and transparent organization. As a young organization, we are committed to working toward being recognized by charity watch groups such as Candid, Charity Navigator, and GreatNonprofits.

Other Ways to Get Involved

Join our e-mail List

Keep up to date on upcoming Children and Screens events, help us decide the themes of our events, receive updates on the Institute, and more.

Follow Us on Social Media

Follow Children and Screens on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and X (formerly Twitter) for insights and research findings on digital media and child development, tips for parents and caregivers, the latest news and studies in the field, and more. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for free, 24-access to more than 65 expert webinars. 

Attend an Event

Children and Screens’ events foster collaboration, inspire new ideas for future research, and collect and distribute timely, accurate information and helpful resources for the general public.

Share Our Resources

Tell a friend or colleague about Children and Screens’ tip sheets, research library, or current research grants. Our resources are free to the public.