Press Release
October 13, 2026
Press Release: “The Social Reset” Gives Everyone the Tools to Fight Tech Harms Highlighted in “The Social Reckoning” and “Your Attention Please”

New online action hub connects audiences with organizations promoting thriving childhoods, human connection, and people’s well-being in technology design

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Section 230
February 5, 2026
Press Release: National Poll Shows Overwhelming Bipartisan Support for Holding Social Media Companies Accountable for Harms to Children

30 years after Section 230 was enacted, research shows 7 in 10 voters support changing the law to hold social media companies accountable

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Phone-Free Schools
January 20, 2026
New Report Grades all 50 States and D.C. on their Phone-Free Schools Policies

The Institute for Families and Technology, The Anxious Generation, Smartphone Free Childhood US, and Becca Schmill Foundation released a groundbreaking assessment of state phone-free school policies and whether or not they meet the gold standard.

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Phone-Free Schools
January 20, 2026
Public Opinion Survey on Voters’ Views on Phones in Schools

The Institute for Families and Technology (IFT) commissioned a survey from October 22-27, 2025, to gain opinions of 800 registered voters on cell phone bans in schools. The results are below.

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Phone-Free Schools
January 20, 2026
Press Release: New National Report Grades All 50 States on Phone-Free Schools Policies

Report highlights states leading and falling behind on critical policy for students

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AI
December 2, 2025
Press Release: New Survey Reveals Most Americans Believe AI is Bad for Kids and Teens

Many say inappropriate AI chatbot interactions with children are a widespread problem

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AI
December 2, 2025
Public Opinion Survey on Parents’ Views on Children and Teen’s Use of AI

The Institute for Families and Technology (IFT) commissioned a survey from October 22-27, 2025, to gain opinions of 800 registered voters on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) amongst children and teens. The results are below.

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