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EPISODE · Mar 11, 2025 · 43 MIN

Keeping Kids Safe on Social Media

from Chicago Neighborhood Parents Network · host Neighborhood Parents Network

Marc Berkman is the CEO of the Organization for Social Media Safety (OFSMS), the first consumer protection organization focused on social media. In this episode he talks with Amy and Sitaara about how the organization uses a consumer-oriented approach of education, advocacy, and technology in working to make social media safe for children. Learn about children’s drive for “clout”, the lose-lose parenting trade off, and practical safety interventions that parents can implement at home for children from preschool to young adulthood. We discuss the legislation the Organization for Social Media Safety is working on to protect children online and the impact schools can have in keeping students safe. After listening to this episode listeners will walk away with practical advice on safety software options and concrete steps to take to make social media safe for everyone. Important links:Buckling the Social Media Seatbelt Supercourse (free parent course)OFSMS School ProgramsBarkBright CanaryNet NannyDonate to OFSMSOFSMS 2025 Gala (in Chicago!)Buckets Over BullyingSpecial thanks to our episode sponsor: Buckets Over Bullying

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