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We’re a grassroots movement of parents fighting back against media addiction so real-life experiences remain the heart of a healthy childhood. Join us
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Google’s getting a bad report card. It needs your signature. 📝
Google says schools can opt out of AI… but if they do, students will lose access to Google Search, too. Families and educators deserve meaningful choices about classroom technology, without strings attached that put Big Tech’s business interests ahead of children’s needs.
We’re collecting parent comments for Google’s report card, boosting families’ voices to demand accountability for the tech companies shaping our children’s education.
Sign the report card and add your comments at wearemama.org/gradegoogle 🍎✏️
10 Nov 2026
A shocking NBC News investigation analyzed more than 17,000 YouTube videos viewed by 11 students during school hours and found that over 95% were not educational.
We brought technology into classrooms with the promise of better learning. Instead, some students are getting pulled into endless streams of entertainment, algorithm-driven recommendations, and distractions designed to keep them watching.
Technology should be a tool for education, not a distraction from it.
09 Nov 2026
The United States is a nation of laws, and Attorneys Generals *from 45 states and territories* are reaffirming their support for the Senate version of the bipartisan Kids’ Online Safety Act (KOSA) by sending a new letter to Congressional leadership. Following up from an earlier letter in February, the group is once again calling on Congress to pass this federal legislation that establishes a “duty of care” to child safety and finally put a stop to the serious dangers that reckless social media design poses to our kids.
The Senate version of KOSA would require tech companies to take real responsibility by ensuring their platforms don’t cause or worsen harm to young people. It’s a critical step toward ensuring children can grow up safe and healthy and that parents have the real tools they need to protect their kids.The Duty of Care provision — which is absent from the House’s version of the bill — is significant as it establishes a lasting standard that adapts as technologies and algorithm design continue to evolve in the future.
It’s time for Congress to enact Senate KOSA and prioritize children over the endless profit of tech companies. We parents demand it.
#kidsbeforetech #passkosa #wearemama
06 Nov 2026
Election Day is over. But the work to keep our children safe online continues. 🇺🇸
Protecting kids from addictive social media and unchecked AI should be at the top of the agenda for Congress and every state legislature. Parents across the country are demanding action to hold Big Tech accountable and create a better digital future for our children.
To every new and returning elected official headed to the state legislature, the governor’s mansion or Congress: our MAMAs will see you there. We are eager – and more determined than ever – to work with lawmakers across the spectrum on policies that put the well-being of kids first.
04 Nov 2026
Seriously, @google?
According to a new report from The New York Times, Google will turn off AI tools for K–12 students early next year unless school administrators opt-in to keep them. But there’s a catch: schools that restrict AI entirely will automatically lose access to Google search.
Parents and educators rightly have been asking for more control over AI in classrooms. Tying a widely used research tool to acceptance of AI undermines child safety — and demonstrates why schools should never overly rely on any single tech company.
This ultimatum shows how little Google actually cares about child safety and learning. If they want to go down this road, schools need to start thinking now about ditching Google for alternative web browsers that protect privacy, don’t track user activity and don’t prioritize AI over our kids’ well-being.
03 Nov 2026
📣 Chatbots can no longer impersonate humans when they’re interacting with kids in New York!
New York @govkathyhochul signed two bills that will address safety concerns for children of all ages. The first establishes a nation-leading standard in protecting anyone under age 18 from the most dangerous features of AI chatbots by prohibiting sexually-explicit content and the promotion of suicide, self harm, eating disorders and drug or alchohol use. The bill was sponsored by state @sengonzalezny and Assemblymember @alexbores, who recently spoke at MAMA’s Fall Benefit.
The second bill requires warning labels and built-in safety features on internet-connected baby monitors to ensure hackers cannot access the digital audio and video feeds.
By enacting this legislation, Governor Hochul — who recently won MAMA’s Defender of Children Award — has put Big Tech on notice: children’s basic safety will NOT be sacrificed for corporate profit. We are grateful to the Governor for listening to the MAMA members all over New York who advocated diligently for these critical protections for children. 👏👏
02 Nov 2026
The scariest things in childhood shouldn’t be products marketed to kids. 👻
Addictive algorithms. AI “friends.” Tech companies treating children’s attention, relationships, and insecurities as opportunities for profit.
Parents shouldn’t have to navigate a haunted house of hidden risks just to let their kids learn, play, and connect. And protecting children shouldn’t be an optional setting.
At MAMA, we’re organizing to hold Big Tech accountable and protect what childhood needs: real connection, room to imagine, and freedom to grow.
Join us at wearemama.org
28 Oct 2026
Nothing says confidence in your products like wanting less of them in your own child’s classroom. 👀
According to a new report in The Guardian, Silicon Valley parents, including tech workers, are choosing screen-free private schools and pushing public schools to reduce classroom technology. Experts warn that children in underfunded districts could be left with more screens and less human connection.
All children deserve conversation, creativity, hands-on learning, and teachers who have the time and resources to connect with them.
Want more say in your child’s school day? Join MAMA and explore our new Parents Guide to Ed Tech for know what questions you should be asking. Visit wearemama.org/resource
27 Oct 2026
A victory for childhood in Pennsylvania! 🎉
Governor Josh Shapiro has signed bipartisan legislation establishing bell-to-bell phone-free schools, giving students more time to learn, build friendships, and connect with the world around them.
Beginning in the 2027–2028 school year, students’ phones will be put away throughout the school day — including lunch and recess — with exceptions for medical needs and required educational accommodations.
Hearty thank yous to Governor @joshshapiropa, the bipartisan lawmakers who advanced this legislation, and the parents, educators, and advocates who worked tirelessly to make this victory possible. We are especially grateful for the leadership shown by MAMA’s Chapter leaders in Mt. Lebanon @kristinesorensengriffin and Jane Casella, Philadelphia @abirdbecker and Pittsburgh @csmwalsh, @klucks26 and @kristenbeddard.
Every child deserves a school day free from the pull of digital distractions and addictive technology design. Let’s keep this movement growing! 💪
26 Oct 2026
What a night! The MAMA community came together at @48WallSt this week and we’re still celebrating!
To special guests who joined us, you turned a single evening into a moment for the movement: MAMA Advisor Andrew Postman, son of Neil Postman, fashion designer @ullajohnson, @Bluenote recording artist @officialmeshell, cultural steward @yahdonisrael, Assemblymember @AlexBores, actor and child champion @beneaththesheetz, @halfthestory founder @livinlikeliarz, author and surgeon @drdanasuskind, entrepreneur and women’s advocate @deepoku, yoga teacher @HeidiKristoffer, public health leader @drchethansathya, @theMatthewRhys, and NM Attorney General @RaulToreznm.
This magical night came to life because of the people behind it ✨💛
Deepest thanks again to our incredible host committee and to our sponsors @48wallst, @mmeink, @brock_recovery_group, @incendiilaw, @theavantski, and Keyphone. Gratitude, too, to @stemmefatale and @theroundsnyc for making every detail beautiful.
Pro photos by @mtcphotography via @gettyimages
Bonus BTS photos by our team 1, 2, 3, 4 , 7, 8, 10, 18
23 Oct 2026
Parents, community leaders, and advocates came together at @48wallst on Tuesday evening for MAMA’s Fall Benefit to defend childhood and ensure that all kids are protected from the harms of addictive tech, while raising critical funds to scale our movement.
Guests enjoyed a delightful evening of jazz tunes, cocktails, canapes, enchanting florals by @stemmefatale and delectable savory cookies by @theroundsnyc, while sharing their work and exploring an assortment of smartphone substitutes, such as event sponsor Keyphone, at an alternative device showcase.
Actress, author and child champion, Sheetal Sheth @beneaththesheetz emceed an incredible program featuring Assemblymember @AlexBores, the New York legislator leading the charge on strict AI safety legislation and Larz May @livinlikeliarz, youth advocate and founder of @HalfTheStory and @HeyGinko. A powerful keynote by @drdanasuskind, pediatric surgeon and author of Human Raised, addressed the defining issue of this moment: how we can protect childhood in the age of AI. @deepoku, founder and CEO of @TheWieSuite, touched on her experience as a mother, reminding us why all children deserve to be protected, while MAMA Founder and Executive Director, @JulieScelfo, shared the major impact we’ve made this year at both the state and national levels.
MAMA’s inaugural Chapter Leader In Action Award was given to South Carolina Leader @kimbocarolina, Harlem Leader @munaheaven and Conejo Valley Leader @healthier.tech for their extraordinary leadership advancing MAMA’s mission to protect childhood. New Mexico’s 32nd Attorney General @raultorreznm received MAMA’s 2026 Guardian Award for outstanding service in advancing Big Tech accountability. The 57th Governor of NY State @govkathyhochul, won MAMA’s Defender of Children Award, for exceptional leadership in safeguarding technology to protect youth.
A huge thank you to our entire host committee, event sponsors @48wallst, @mmeink, @brock_recovery_group, @incendiilaw, @theavantski, special guests, and all who contributed to such a powerful night!
📸 by @mtcphotography for @gettyimages
22 Oct 2026
Another major victory for Big Tech accountability came yesterday in New Mexico. 🎉
A judge has ordered Meta to pay $25 billion after a jury found the company responsible for *43 million* violations of state consumer protection law tied to the Cambridge Analytica scandal. The ruling comes after New Mexico secured a $375 million penalty and a separate $567 million award against Meta earlier this year in a case involving the platform’s harm to children.
These victories reflect the tireless work of New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez, who has been leading the charge to hold Meta accountable for putting its profits ahead of people, and especially children.
We applaud Attorney General Torrez @raultorreznm
@nmdoj for his leadership and commitment to protecting families and demanding accountability from Big Tech.
For too long, tech companies have been allowed to exploit personal data, endanger children, and evade responsibility for the harm caused by algorithmic design. New Mexico is showing that these companies are not above the law, and that, in the absence of federal standards, state law enforcement will protect our kids.
@governors_nga
22 Oct 2026
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