Commentary: Protecting youth from social media risks can’t stop with Meta

For years, Oregon families, educators and youth-serving organizations have wrestled with a difficult question: How do we help young people benefit from technology without allowing it to crowd out sleep, learning, relationships, physical activity and the real-world experiences children need to thrive? The recent multistate settlement with Meta gives Oregon new tools for answering that […]

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