an AWARD-WINNING FILM THAT PROBES INTO THE VULNERABLE CORNERS OF FAMILY LIFE AND DEPICTS MESSY STRUGGLES OVER SOCIAL MEDIA, VIDEO GAMES and ACADEMICS. The film offers solutions on how we can help our kids navigate the digital world.
Screenings are available only through community events. ANYONE can host a screening at a school, community group, church, synagogue, workplace, theater or more.
OUR FILMMAKER, DR. RUSTON, SHARES HER FAMILY’S WEEKLY TOPICS TO HELP YOU MANAGE AND DECREASE STRUGGLES AROUND SCREEN TIME.
TECH TALK TUESDAYS
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- Addiction 12
- Afterschool Activities 2
- Bullying 6
- Cell Phones in School 14
- College 4
- Digital Citizenship 4
- Distraction 42
- Family 55
- Health 20
- Homework 4
- Media 40
- Mental Health 35
- Monitoring 10
- Non-Tech Activities 13
- Online Shopping 1
- Parenting 63
- Phones 55
- Pornography 4
- Privacy 7
- Rules 18
- Screen Time Contracts 4
- Self Control 9
- Sexting 2
- Sleep and Screens 9
- Smartphones 37
- Social Media 56
- Tech Companies 2
- Tech in Schools 18
- Video Games 13
"Our kids not only look forward to the talks but ask for them by name even though we do ours on Sunday night!"—Jeff Klugman, School Board member, Portola Valley, CA
"Your emails and work on this issue are the single most helpful thing in my parenting life now."—Sara A., Seattle, WA
"Love love love your TTT emails. They have vastly improved the tenor of the tech conversations in our house." —Heather Clague M.D.
I have found that weekly conversations with my family about technology. productively aknowledges both the pros and cons of increased technology in our lives and how we can all work together to become more mindful about the right balance of screen time. My hope is that these weekly conversation starters help facilitate healthy dialogue in your families, classrooms, communities, etc.
Warmly,
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MEET DELANEY RUSTON, DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKER, PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIAN AND MOTHER OF TEENAGERS
Screenings around the country
More than 5,000 schools, community groups, churches, synagogues, mosques, and companies have hosted screenings in communities all over the globe.
Including Pixar, Zuilly, Google And Facebook and more
Keep the conversation going before and after your film screening
SCREENAGERS IS SHOWN IN COMMUNITY settings SO THAT THE TOPIC OF GROWING UP IN THE DIGITAL AGE IS SURROUNDED WITH OF MEANINGFUL DIALOGUE THAT LEADS TO PERSONAL REVELATION AND POWERFUL POSITIVE CHANGE.
After watching Screenagers there is a poignant opportunity to guide teens to navigate the appropriate use of screens in their everyday lives. Our team of experts has compiled tools and resources to aid in guiding you and your teen.
With many of our kids on Spring Break, now is a good time to think about helping them find things to do creatively online and offline. In a Common Sense Media report they found that only 3% of what kids do online is actually content creation, i.e. making videos, music with programs like GarageBand, writing blogs, etc. Today I write about 16 ideas to get them creating this break.