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Webinar: Children and Screens

How to Help Children of All Ages Build a Healthy Relationship with Screens

WEDNESDAY, MAY 14th, 2025, Noon – 1 PM via Zoom

Join Dr. John Mootz, Senior Policy and Research Manager at Children and Screens, to discuss healthy parenting strategies for helping your child survive in a digital world.

Screens are a part of our kids’ lives, and they can have both positive
and negative impacts on their development. On May 14th, Dr. Mootz will discuss
ways parents can ensure their children are product, safe, and happy in a digital world.

 

 

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*All registered participants will receive a recording of this webinar.*

Submit your questions when you register. 

Tickets are $25. Financially supported tickets are available.

Questions that will be addressed include:

  • What age does healthy screen time start for children?
  • How can parents best protect their child from online dangers?
  • How can parents have an open conversation about appropriate social media use?
  • How does a parent’s own screen usage and online behavior impact their child?
  • How can parents help young children make a smooth transition from on screen to off?

Submit your questions when you register for this webinar.

 

 

Our Panelist:

John Mootz

Dr. Mootz is the Senior Policy and Research Manager at Children and Screens Institute for Digital Media and Child Development. He received his B.A. in Psychology from California State University, Sacramento. He worked as a Research Assistant at Oregon Health & Science University, where he completed his Ph.D. in Behavioral Neuroscience studying genetic and molecular mechanisms of addiction. During graduate school, John served as an organizer for Graduate Researchers United, helping establish the university’s first researcher union. He coordinates policy and research programs for Children and Screens, including the Digital Media and Developing Minds Congress: Tools and Methodologies Exposition, and the public health practicum. In his free time, he enjoys cooking and baking, volunteering with conservation organizations, and exploring the Northwest with his dog. John currently lives in Portland, Oregon.

Children and Screens

Founded in 2013, the Children and Screens Institute addresses today’s most compelling questions about media’s impact on child development through dialogue, objective scientific research, and information sharing. The Institute’s mission is grounded in four pillars: advance and support interdisciplinary research; inform and educate the public; influence sound public policy for child health and wellness; and enhance human capital in the field. These pillars are interconnected and all are driven by research.

Our Moderator:

Laurie Freeman

Laurie Freeman

Founded in 2013, the Children and Screens Institute addresses today’s most compelling questions about media’s impact on child development through dialogue, objective scientific research, and information sharing. The Institute’s mission is grounded in four pillars: advance and support interdisciplinary research; inform and educate the public; influence sound public policy for child health and wellness; and enhance human capital in the field. These pillars are interconnected and all are driven by research.

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